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The Right Way (and Several Wrong Ways) to Perform Data Aggregation Online

by Daniel J. Langin

In this Executive Update, I will discuss the emerging law of data aggregation as well as certain circumstances that are likely to determine whether data aggregation is lawful or unlawful. Finally, I will suggest ways to conduct data aggregation in a lawful manner.

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The Right Way (and Several Wrong Ways) to Perform Data Aggregation Online15 August 2007

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