Jules Polonetsky interviewed at Gov 2.0 Summit 2010

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Explains how OMB cookie policy flips from no permanent cookies without approval to ad-hoc use, and how that breaks analytics and opt-outs in practice; cites Google Flu Trends as a working public-health signal, recommends vendors implement session cookies, not forever and data-retention windows (months, not indefinite) and forbids cross-agency cookie aggregation. Argues privacy works when data use is a visible, tweakable feature (opt-outs must survive cookie deletion) and that government can steer vendor contracts and standards to make personalization accountable.

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1. 0:00Redefining privacy
2. 2:58Data balance and regulation
3. 6:59Government cookie policy
4. 12:24Boundaries and personalization
5. 14:09User control and future trends

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