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==Title==
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Can We Have Our Cake and Eat It Too?: The Potential of a 'Datatrust' to Open Personal Data While Protecting Privacy

==Authors==
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[[Alex Selkirk]]

==Keywords==
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[[Data linkage]], [[open data]], [[data privacy]]

==Abstract==
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==Full text==
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*[http://blog.myplaceinthecrowd.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Alex_Selkirk_Common_Data_Project_OKCon_2010.pdf slides]

==Notes and comments==
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*[http://blog.myplaceinthecrowd.org/2010/04/29/cdp-open-knowledge-conference-2010-a-recap/ The author's summary of the conference]]