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2010, for some odd reason, has seen lots of online privacy, greed, and just all around bogus acts from companies that we trust, but who have totally screwed us over. Following are the top four internet entities that have screwed us over in 2010.

I'm a Google fan at heart, but the Google Buzz social network has the internet going mad. Google has even admitted that their social network kind of sucks, but if Google would only fix these three major issues, Google Buzz would be an awesome network.

The internet welcomed Google Buzz and was thrown into a state of panic when Buzz went haywire. Google Buzz has had a horrible start, still has lots to fix, and wasn't asked for in the first place, so should Google just give up on this social network?

Social networking was headed to the promise land and could do no wrong, until it was introduced to Google Buzz. Google Buzz has unleashed evil on social networking and these are the four telltale signs that Google Buzz is turning social networking evil.

Google has seen lots of well due criticism for its Google Buzz social network, but some are going further than just complaining. Eva Hibnick, a Florida woman, went as far as to smack Google with a class action lawsuit for breaching Gmail user's privacy.

Google's new social platform, meant to lure in fans of Facebook and Twitter, has alienated its own user base by revealing private information to the public.

Google Buzz's privacy sucks, spamming sucks, and their response to the problems sucks. Google is fully aware that it's been getting bad publicity for its new social network and is admitting to their flaws, but they decided to play the "new to this" card.

Google Buzz was launched early February 2010 and has seen a fair amount of bad publicity for its new social network. The internet is buzzing with bad Google Buzz publicity, but is Google following bloggers that don't agree with the new social network?

Google Buzz has made it past its first week trail and there are lots of mixed reviews, but one thing is absolutely certain: Google Buzz is not the promised Facebook and Twitter killer that people were making it out to be and here's why.

Google's new social network Google Buzz has a major privacy flaw that can land you in big trouble. Buzz users risk showing all of their private information to their entire network due to Google's automatic setup - and this can possibly ruin your life.

Since Google Buzz was launched on February 09, 2010, there has been a major issue with its social network. Google Buzz has an automatic setup process that opens its users up to major privacy issues. Google has change the process, but is your privacy safe?

Gmail members made the switch over to Google Buzz and were overwhelmed by so much spam that there was almost a revolt over at Gmail. The spam (and privacy) problems were so bad that Google is considering a split between Buzz and Gmail, or are they?

It is anticipated that Google Buzz is all set to launch on-demand video socialization to its users. Google has truly been able to capitalize on its larger set of Gmail application users, and as a result has required a minimal marketing effort.

Google Buzz is buzzing online as the new social network and best thing since the ice cream scoop, but there may be a brown lining to the Google Buzz hype. Google wants people to join Buzz but with features like these, people will hate using Google Buzz.

With so many social networks on the web, what makes Google Buzz so different? What's all the Buzz about and will Google change anything about social networks? Following are five ways Google Buzz will change social networks from here on out.

Google Buzz automatically adds your entire Gmail network as followers on its social network and your boss is likely on there somewhere. Work and play are best kept separate and these five Google Buzz posts are sure to get you fired from your job.

Google is hoarding all of its Gmail members into its new social network, Google Buzz. Google's self promotion won't be an issue but there's a privacy flaw within Buzz. With Google Buzz, privacy is nonexistent and your entire network will follow you.

A look at Google's newest product, Buzz.

Launched Feb. 09, 2010, Google took a leap into the Social Network biz by introducing its own social network; Google Buzz. Google Buzz is built around Gmail and is thought to be a Facebook and MySpace competitor. Learn more about Google Buzz.

The Google Buzz social network is here and it's got its targets aimed at Facebook. Facebook is currently the head honcho of social networking sites, but Google plans on using its Gmail user-base and new features to hit Facebook where it hurts. Here's how.