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Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Got a Minute? Set Some Government Data Free with Transparency Corps (ReadWriteWeb)

Social Network Users Reportedly Concerned About Priacy, But Behavior Says Otherwise (ReadWriteWeb)

Bloomberg Releasing City Data Online in Hopes Developers Will Create New and Better Mobile Apps (NY Daily News)

Ad industry groups agree to privacy guidelines (CNET News)

Tags: data, Privacy, social networks, Transparency
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