Madrid: Global Privacy Standards in a Global World: remote participation
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The document announces details for a global privacy conference taking place on November 3, 2009 in Madrid, Spain that will be live streamed online. It provides information on how to remotely participate via live streaming, follow social media conversations with specific hashtags, and sign an online declaration in support of protecting consumer privacy. Key details include the conference schedule, live streaming link, social media handles to follow, and a link to sign the Madrid Declaration.
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