Privacy advocates take aim at Windows XP
...Information Centre, a Washington, DC-based public-interest organization, and privacy group,
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...Information Centre, a Washington, DC-based public-interest organization, and privacy group,
...the wrong hands. As a result, privacy organisations such as EPIC and
...makes everyone a suspect, said Jason Catlett, president of privacy information firm
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...for their mailing lists is a novelty, said Jason Catlett, president of
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9 August, 2002 by Joe Wilcox...about the future of databases. Jason Catlett, president of privacy advocacy group
...it's just a start, said Jason Catlett, president of privacy advocate
...spam seems to be in its beginnings," said Jason Catlett, president of
...customers' personal information to just about anyone, said Jason Catlett, president of
...understandably be feeling emotional about the shortfall," said Jason Catlett, president of
...LeTocq. The groups, which include the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and
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