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    Sign up here: http://bit.ly/9p43i" Phil tweeted, "RT @daveman692: A great read by @identitywoman on identity, privacy, OpenID, & the Government published on Fast Company. http://bit.ly/x7F0p" Phil tweeted, "RT JoeAndrieu: FTC makes Sears delete predatory web tracking data. http://is.gd/39ydP" Phil tweeted, "RT cote: I think the word "portal" should never occur in the same sentence as "social media/networking/etc."" Phil tweeted, "RT jeffnolan: 9/11 was not a crime, as White House says, was an act of war. Full Article at Phil Windley's Technometria
    RT @daveman692: A great read by @identitywoman on identity, privacy, OpenID, & the Government published on Fast Company. http://bit.ly/x7F0p
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
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  1. RT @JoeAndrieu: FTC makes Sears delete predatory web tracking data. http://is.gd/39ydP
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  2. According to our new terms of service, Twitter is allowed to send you up to 100 copies of our new terms of service.
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  3. New post (#technometria): Utah Open Source Conference and the CTO Breakfast http://bit.ly/BnVSS
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  4. RT @jeffnolan: 9/11 was not a crime, as White House says, was an act of war. I won't get into the day of service nonsense http://j.mp/lwRif
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  5. RT @ndw: The problem with being in the mood to play a computer game about once every six months is that I never have any. <So true!
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  6. I wish Twitter would send me their new terms of service. :-)
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago
  7. Using someone elses money to give healthcare to people isn't compassion. Maybe be socially necessary or good, but it's not compassion #hcr
    SOURCE: Phil Windley's Technometria 2 months ago

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