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The document discusses several issues related to data privacy law and regulation in the context of social media and technology companies. It notes that the laws around data currently reside in industry silos and that technology companies have surpassed regulators in Washington DC. It advocates for voluntary implementation of privacy practices by companies rather than restrictive regulation. It also outlines some initial steps companies could take such as conducting privacy assessments, implementing architectural privacy solutions, and reworking privacy policies. The document acknowledges that more discussion is still needed around how to address major privacy issues and incidents.

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We are beta testing the global power of the social
web.

We are in the alpha phase with the law and how
it will manage, shape and react to the social
web.

Experience won’t just be about the tool you
build, but it will include how you manage
sensitive data and how you respect users.

Regulation stymies
innovation and economic growth.

Self Regulation stymies
innovation and economic growth.

Voluntary implementation just seems smart
and frankly less cumbersome than a federal or
state-by-state legal regime.

This talk is not about Facebook.
This talk is about you.

We can work to create a marketplace that
rewards “privacy by design” while promoting
innovation.

Conducting an assessment on privacy and
data security.

Privacy policies and practices in their current
incarnation are not working.

But, even with all of these proactive efforts...

We need to discuss how to deal
with “Oh S**t” moments.

But...I lied earlier about this not being about
Facebook. It kind of is.

Now, we have to talk about Facebook, Google
and Apple.

Problem #1: The laws around data reside in
industry silos.

Problem #2: They aren’t getting it in DC.

Lawyer

Christina Gagnier
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