Where's Your Personal Data? The Use and Abuse of Consumer Information Fireside Chat - January 17, 2007 Presented by the Dartmouth Centers Forum, Center for Digital Strategies, and the Allwin Initiative

			Tech@Tuck: Managing Consumer Data Hanover, NH January 10, 2007
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As the technology and methods for accumulating and analyzing personal information become more sophisticated, the use of this data for commercial purposes raises questions about the violation of consumer privacy.

This Fireside Chat featured Katherine Bryant, VP, Consumer Advocacy from ChoicePoint and Robert Ellis Smith, publisher of the Privacy Journal. In the discussion, moderated by Professor Richard Shreve, we discussed how data is collected and processed, what protections are in place, and where there are risks of abuse.

* This event was co-sponsored by the Dartmouth Centers Forum and the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship, and supported this year's Dartmouth Centers Forum theme of Freedom and Technology.

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	Center for Digital Strategies' Information Security Project
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	"Security and Privacy: Business Dilemma or Opportunity?" - a Tuck alumni panel hosted by the Center for Digital Strategies