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Category Archives: OPRA
Equality in Data: Should personal addresses be redacted?
Just because you have a hammer doesn’t mean you’re going to start hitting people with it. Intentionally crippling a web service and reducing accessibility should always be seen as a major step backwards. Continue reading
Posted in Data, Government, In the News, OPRA, Privacy, Technology
Tagged FOIA, Internet, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, opra, Privacy
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GIS and the expectation of privacy
GIS is considered by some to be an invasive technology. Even though some of the “invasive” data like lot lines and ownership are in the public domain, the easy access to large data stores of personal information is a cause … Continue reading
OPRA Task Force Meeting July 18 in Trenton
New Jersey Geospatial Forum‘s OPRA Task Force will be hosting a meeting with Government Records Council Executive Director Catherine Starghill. The meeting will take place at the Department of Community Affairs on Friday, July 18th at 10am.




