Companies, policy makers take privacy seriously
Corporations appear to be waking up to privacy concerns, but groups abroad say American efforts may be well short of what's needed.
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Corporations appear to be waking up to privacy concerns, but are American efforts well short of what's needed? "We're galvanizing internal efforts and working with the rest of the industry to address the privacy concerns." - Saul Klein, Microsoft group program manager for Web Platform Services | 
| | | Microsoft's unofficial policy chief In the wake of the giant's highly publicized misstep of gathering identifying data from Windows 98 users, a fairly new member of its team has emerged as its unofficial privacy emissary.
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