Google sells YOUR personal information that you do NOT want to share to advertisers.
Big difference.
The privacy policy says: "We will ask for your consent before using information for a purpose other than those that are set out in this Privacy Policy," and selling your information is not listed there. Read it for yourself, it's pretty short!
According to Google, this is not true. https://www.google.com/search?q=Google+does+not+share+person...
There's probably ample evidence to support your claim, but linking to search results doesn't seem all that helpful. (If Google is still personalizing web searches or if someone has blocked a domain from their results we could be looking at different lists.)
You understand. The industrie washes your brain to only see the positive side effects and don't think about the negative ones.
Google+ is a new product. Don't make a judgement so early. It is getting better everyday.
Wrong. The problem with Google started with the new CEO. The decision to focus on Facebook, the Motorola acquisition, Google+, integration across all Google products and services,etc. these are not mid-level management decisions. These are decisions made by Larry Page.
The problem is with the CEO.