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STUDY: Internet privacy concerns could stymie economic growth

Posted on May 22, 2012 by pogowasright.org

Theresa Seiger writes:

While civil rights and privacy groups battle against and work with lawmakers to create user-friendly online data policies, a study found clarification on privacy rights is key to keeping the online economy robust.

Read her re-cap of some recent surveys and reports on MyFox Alabama.

I’ve left their headline intact, but it should really read “Failure to address or assuage privacy concerns could stymie growth…”

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