The case for the US Safe Harbor program

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The Department of Commerce issues a Notice of Inquiry April 21 as part of the Internet Policy Task Force review of two decades of US digital economy policy, collects nationwide listening-session input and holds a Privacy Symposium May 7, then compiles 1,300 pages of public comments (ACLU about 300 pages) to feed a Green paper due end August/early September that maps agency roles, existing state and international law conflicts, and options for a named US contact and future legislation; comments are posted at ni.doc.gov.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:55The Internet Policy Task Force
3. 1:56The Notice of Inquiry
4. 2:38The Green Paper
5. 3:35Conclusion

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