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Web Directions Safe ’21 session spotlight–Getting Some Privacy on the Web

Getting Some Privacy on the Web

Privacy feels hard — but it doesn’t need to be. If we move past a few confusing notions and the idea that we have to get everything perfectly right immediately, we can find ways to know what needs to be done and to get there step by step.

Robin Berjon

Robin Berjon is Vice President of Data Governance at The New York Times, working on improving privacy, on data management, and on making sure that the Web can support independent media. He has contributed extensively to W3C standards and founded Web Platform Tests.

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