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Ottawa Citizen: Communities need a say on how their data is collected and used

by FOPLED | Mar 12, 2019 | FOPL News | 0 comments

Ottawa Citizen

Elghawaby: Communities need a say on how their data is collected and used

While data is being heralded as the new oil, there are serious questions about who actually owns it.

Elghawaby: Communities need a say on how their data is collected, used

 

 

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