The chairman of Google's parent company says that if internet companies don't get their act together

In the wake of Facebook's privacy scandal, John Hennessy, the new chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, spoke to Business Insider.  He pulled no punches, telling us that if any big internet company uses personal information in ways that people have not authorized, the entire internet industry will be hurt. Facebook's problems, and the attention that Congress is paying to Google and Twitter, "is a series of wake up calls for the industry to pay attention," he said. In the shadow...