Can Feds Really Regulate Privacy When They Can't Define it?
publication date: Dec 17, 2009
The FTC's Privacy Workshop did what all good government examinations do -- spawn new industry programs and solutions to the perceived "problem." But does the government really understand what privacy is? What are consumers trying to protect, and how can publishers and marekters acquiesce to their wishes and still use their behavior to target them with advertising they might actually want?
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