Mitch Belfry
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Google is supplying their search technology to government agencies. Much like the way you or I use Wikipedia, government agencies such as the FBI, CIA, NSA and others now have Intellipedia. According to Sean Dennehy, chief of Intellipedia development for the CIA, the site has 35,000 articles making up some 200,000 pages where government agents, depending on their level of clearance, share and post Top Secret information in a forum style setting.  The major intelligence agencies in the U.S. have turned to Google to help them better share and process information they have on security threats.
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