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Today is Data Privacy Day!
Here's some information on Data Privacy Day, from a few different sources. Notice how the event is represented, rhetorically, starting with keywords in the titles:
- via Huffington Post ... keyword "Celebrates"
- via Forbes ... keywords "Glass Half Full"
- via AdWeek ... keyword "Fret"
- via StaySafeOnline ... keywords "Respecting ... Safeguarding ... Trust"
What do the titles of these stories suggest about the current status of public rhetorics regarding "privacy"? Do the stories themselves, in their fullness, reveal greater complexity? How? Where? Find specific examples that demonstrate the range from propaganda to fact.
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