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On the Issue of Online Privacy, Where Do Industry and Government Agree?

November 1, 2011

By Lou Mastria

Following October 11, 2011, when DAA Board Member Linda Woolley testified at the ��Understanding Consumer Attitudes About Privacy�� hearing, Direct Marketing News posted my commentary on some interesting alignments between industry and government on the issue of online privacy, which came to light at the hearing on October 13. You can view the full hearing proceeds here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-vyS6B5AyE.

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On the Issue of Online Privacy, Where Do Industry and Government Agree?

By Lou Mastria

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