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Data Mining and Privacy: a Conflict in the Making?

Overview Privacy. It?s a loaded issue. In recent years privacy concerns have taken on a more significant role in American society as merchants, insurance companies, and government agencies amass warehouses containing personal data. The concerns that people have over the collection of this data will naturally extend to any analytic capabilities applied to the data. Users of data mining should start thinking about how their use of this technology will be impacted by legal issues related to privacy.

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Publisher	Thearling.com	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Privacy Issues, Data Mining / Analysis

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