[CLUE-Talk] Government Information Awareness (GIA)

[Sean LeBlanc]

On 07-07 20:08, Randy Arabie wrote:
> Ha! Is this the answer?
> 
> "Annoyed by the prospect of a massive new federal
> surveillance system, two researchers at the Massachusetts
> Institute of Technology are celebrating the Fourth of July
> with a new Internet service that will let citizens create
> dossiers on government officials," reports The Boston Globe.

That is a great idea. Along the same lines, I've always thought that
prospective employees should be able to do background checks on those who
run a company: CxOs, key VPs, board members. After all, it is a contract of
sorts: why does the current system only allow for a one-sided background
check?

Cheers,
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