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Google as big brother: “Op-Art” by Randy Siegel from today’s NY Times.

This entry was posted in 1984, 2084, algorithm, art, cartoon, dystopia, editorial, google, information, internet, Libraries, Search and the Web, newspaper, NYTimes, Online, orwell, paranoia, privacy, satire, search, technology, web and tagged 1984 2084 google search internet web online orwell paranoia privacy information technology algorithm nytimes newspaper art satire cartoon editorial dystopia on October 10, 2005 by ben vershbow.

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