CDT Hosts Discussion on Analytics Tools Use on Government Web Sites

May 11, 2009

Jules Polonetsky

Chief Executive Officer

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I need to be in NYC Tuesday, so will be disappointed to miss what looks to be a well done report and good discussion about cookie on government Web sites, govt use of social media and so on. We at FPF shared some preliminary ideas on these issues with CDT, EFF and Sunlight and provided input requested by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in early April.

CDT has addressed these issues and far more. I will be looking forward to following the event via the live Twitter feed.

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