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Thank you, Charles, for your kind introduction. It's a great pleasure to work with you, and a privilege to be here today to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the 1982 Department of Justice
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Thank you for that introduction and congratulations to those who received awards. I am delighted to be here this afternoon to discuss a subject in which I am most interested.
The
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The views expressed by Howard Beales do not necessarily reflect the views of the Commission, or any individual Commissioner.
INTRODUCTION
FTC's 2002 PRIVACY AGENDA
We have made privacy
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It is a pleasure to be here today to discuss the FTC's privacy initiatives for
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I. Introduction
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Introduction
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Good morning. Thank you Professor Rodota; and I'd also like to thank CNIL for inviting me to speak here today. At the outset, I'd like to make a few comments about the events of September 11.
On
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Distinguished Guests, Families and Friends ....
I am always concerned that I will overlook someone deserving of recognition, forgive me if I have done so today. Most certainly, all here deserve