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Strategies for Avoiding Big Privacy “Don’ts” with Personal Data

By Alysa Z. Hutnik on February 15, 2013
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On February 27, I will be speaking at the Strata Conference – Making Data Work, in Santa Clara, Calif. My presentation will outline best practices and learning lessons to describe how companies, no matter where they reside in the online ecosystem, can avoid big privacy “don’ts” when collecting, storing, or sharing consumers’ personal data. I’ll describe key privacy-related developments led by state and federal regulators and break down how these events are likely to inform consumer privacy activities with respect to big data for the remainder of 2013.

For a preview of the session, read my post on the Strata blog, “Privacy in the Online Ecosystem: Obligations and Best Practices Are Evolving.”

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