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Google Glass, Privacy and Our Addiction to Tech

Google promises to "do no evil," but now Google’s everywhere. On this archived edition of TtP, is Google Glass going too far? Can the real world compete with computer data?

By Warren Olney • Jul 5, 2013 • 51m Listen

Google promises to "do no evil," but now Google is everywhere. On this archived edition of To the Point, is Google Glass going too far? Can the real world compete with computer data right in front of our eyes? Are there limits to the personal relationship between human beings and digital technology? Also, has the BP Oil settlement made the company an "open cash register"? On Today's Talking Point, why doesn't Hollywood make "good" movies any more.

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To the Point

Google Glass, Privacy and Our Addiction to Tech

Google promises to "do no evil," but now Google’s everywhere. On this archived edition of TtP, is Google Glass going too far? Can the real world compete with computer data?

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To the Point

Google Glass, Privacy and Our Addiction to Tech

Google promises to "do no evil," but now Google’s everywhere. On this archived edition of TtP, is Google Glass going too far? Can the real world compete with computer data?

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