McGill-Queen’s University Press / Google / Verification Inc. / Canadians / /
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Canada / India / /
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USD / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / /
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Queen’s University / Public Interest Advocacy Centre / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
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disability insurance policy / identity theft insurance / biotechnology / software problems / pharmaceutical industry / high technology search / insurance / life insurance industry / bank mergers / database technologies / data mining / public services / pharmaceutical / electronic banking / my/our employer / energy / health insurance claims / pharmaceuticals / generation software / protection services / bank / health insurance / data management / healthcare services / banking / telecommunication / life insurance / big banks / public relations / /
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office of the Information / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Medical Information Bureau / School of Policy Studies / Canadian Medical Association / Privacy / Queen’s University / Consumers’ Association of Canada / Public Interest Advocacy Centre in Ottawa / /
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Wendy Armstrong / Kingston / Greenspan / Bruce Phillips / Gary Marx / Michael Janigan / Lisa Cosgrove / Kim Vicente / Paula J. Caplan / Richard Eckersley / Janet Atkinson-Grosjean / /
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therapist / driver / farmer / physician / sociology professor / general counsel and executive director / author / Commissioner / executive / /
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Alberta / Manitoba / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
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Edmonton Journal / /
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information technologies / biotechnology / database technologies / data mining / /
Getting lost in doing good: A societal reality check Wendy Armstrong Increasingly, value judgments that can profoundly affect someone’s life are made by public and private bodies based on surreptitiously collected