Comments on: Google Health, Google Walking Directions; privacy issues in the air? http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/ European Online Marketing Lab, New Media Marketing, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization Thu, 18 Mar 2010 06:21:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Billigflug http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-1045 Billigflug Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:19:26 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-1045 "walking down ‘my’ sidewalk…doesn’t really make a difference to me" it doesn't make a difference to me too. We should help google to better its features or provide new services in the condition that it respects its customers's the right to privacy . “walking down ‘my’ sidewalk…doesn’t really make a difference to me”
it doesn’t make a difference to me too. We should help google to better its features or provide new services in the condition that it respects its customers’s the right to privacy .

]]> By: valrossie http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-496 valrossie Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:24:55 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-496 Travelhow, where, and how often we do ithas major implications for the health of individuals and of the population.1 Transport activities impact on health, both negatively and positively; and transport policies are now a key determinant of health. Health has to be included on the transport policy agenda if gains are to be achieved, and health professionals have a key role in this. In this article on the implications of transport policies, I draw on an extensive review to which many experts contributed and which will soon be published as a book by the World Health Organisation. I also draw on the preparatory work for the charter on transport, environment, and health2 which was adopted at the ministerial conference on environment and health held in London this week. ------------------------------ valrossie <a>Internet marketing/a> Travelhow, where, and how often we do ithas major implications for the health of individuals and of the population.1 Transport activities impact on health, both negatively and positively; and transport policies are now a key determinant of health. Health has to be included on the transport policy agenda if gains are to be achieved, and health professionals have a key role in this. In this article on the implications of transport policies, I draw on an extensive review to which many experts contributed and which will soon be published as a book by the World Health Organisation. I also draw on the preparatory work for the charter on transport, environment, and health2 which was adopted at the ministerial conference on environment and health held in London this week.

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]]> By: Peter http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-393 Peter Thu, 07 Aug 2008 08:54:14 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-393 ps. visit http://hublog.hubmed.org/archives/000942.html ps. visit http://hublog.hubmed.org/archives/000942.html

]]> By: Peter http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-392 Peter Thu, 07 Aug 2008 08:51:45 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-392 Not as much as your insurance provider... Not as much as your insurance provider…

]]> By: m.barreto http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-391 m.barreto Thu, 07 Aug 2008 08:38:08 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-391 Hey guys, I would say it goes both ways. On one hand, you've got those who live, breath, eat and walk Google, so it's up to these individuals to decide how far they take it..then there's the not so assiduous internet users, who might be a bit more naive about the ways of the Web; Voilà! these are the victims, I think. It is best to avoid digging too deep specially when something is unfamiliar to you. But guys, Google is kinda scary, you've got to admit it, they know waaaay too much. Hey guys,
I would say it goes both ways. On one hand, you’ve got those who live, breath, eat and walk Google, so it’s up to these individuals to decide how far they take it..then there’s the not so assiduous internet users, who might be a bit more naive about the ways of the Web; Voilà! these are the victims, I think. It is best to avoid digging too deep specially when something is unfamiliar to you.
But guys, Google is kinda scary, you’ve got to admit it, they know waaaay too much.

]]> By: Peter http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-381 Peter Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:02:50 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-381 I can understand that Google 'walking' down a private road obviously infringes on people privacy, but walking down 'my' sidewalk...doesn't really make a difference to me, as you or me or anyone can do that anyway. I think that the transparency and openness of the internet will lead to more private information being available.....but i guess thats comes with having a tool like the internet at our disposal. And true...many of these appliances (i.e. Google Health) don't force or coerce information out of people. I agree with Paolo that it is the responsibility of people to be more careful of their info rather then the responsibility of Google. I can understand that Google ‘walking’ down a private road obviously infringes on people privacy, but walking down ‘my’ sidewalk…doesn’t really make a difference to me, as you or me or anyone can do that anyway. I think that the transparency and openness of the internet will lead to more private information being available…..but i guess thats comes with having a tool like the internet at our disposal. And true…many of these appliances (i.e. Google Health) don’t force or coerce information out of people. I agree with Paolo that it is the responsibility of people to be more careful of their info rather then the responsibility of Google.

]]> By: Paolo http://lab.77agency.com/google-applications/google-health-google-walking-directions-privacy-issues-in-the-air-640/comment-page-1/#comment-380 Paolo Wed, 06 Aug 2008 16:32:56 +0000 http://lab.77agency.com/?p=640#comment-380 I think that people ovethink privacy too much and they are most of the time incotherent at least if not self- contradictory when they talk about it. They are happy to give information away, practically everytime, but they are not happy for people to use them. So question is, why did they give information away in the first place? Also I would not rely on a private company either in dealing with private information. So once again, why are they giving them away to somebody else? That's the question! I think that people ovethink privacy too much and they are most of the time incotherent at least if not self- contradictory when they talk about it. They are happy to give information away, practically everytime, but they are not happy for people to use them. So question is, why did they give information away in the first place? Also I would not rely on a private company either in dealing with private information. So once again, why are they giving them away to somebody else? That’s the question!

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