Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Is data mining by candidates a privacy concern?

 
 
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Is data mining by candidates a privacy concern?
Big data, analytics and mobile apps are enabling smaller political campaigns and advocacy groups to be more effective when it comes to winning over voters and raising money. Is data mining by candidates a privacy concern? Read More


 

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Big data, analytics and mobile apps are enabling smaller political campaigns and advocacy groups to be more effective when it comes to winning over voters and raising money. Is data mining by candidates a privacy concern?

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