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Kerry: I misspoke regarding Google privacy commitment

Posted on March 31, 2011 by pogowasright.org

Mark Arsenault reports:

US Senator John Kerry misspoke yesterday in saying that the Internet giant Google was on-board with the senator’s efforts to craft an Internet privacy bill, his office said this morning.

The Massachusetts Democrat has discussed the bill with Google officials but those talks are still ongoing, according to Kerry’s office.

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