FYI: the new politics of personal information

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PDFFYI: the new politics of personal information

12 December 2007This report is intended to push the debate on personal information beyond the legal and technical language associated with data protection and identity management. The debate must move towards something that people ? through day-to-day experiences in their own lives ? have a stake in. New trends of communication, customer services, personalisation, and issues of social inclusion and privacy
are helping to create a new framework for the discussion of personal information.

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