Although we often refer to the world on the other side of the screen as the virtual world, we are seeing that, when things go wrong, the real-world impacts on our privacy, finances, knowledge base, and even freedom of expression are anything but virtual.
Marsha Blackburn: “Although we often refer to the world on the other side of the screen as the virtual world, we are seeing that, when…”
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Marsha Blackburn emphasizes the real impacts of virtual issues on privacy and freedom of expression.
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