| Title | First Privacy-Focused US Technology Officer Leaves Office | |
| Date | Sunday August 17 2014, @07:11PM | |
| Author | azrael | |
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| from the privacy-not-our-priority dept. | ||
The Washington Post reports on U.S. Deputy CTO Nicole Wong leaving the White House:
U.S. Deputy Chief Technology Officer Nicole Wong, who focused on privacy and big data issues, is leaving the White House a little more than a year after joining the Obama administration. Wong's last day is Friday; she will return to California where her family lives, the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy said in a statement.
Prior to joining the Obama administration, Wong was director of legal products at Twitter and deputy general counsel at Google. At Google, she earned the nickname "The Decider" - a reference to the role she took in helping to determine when to censor results on the company’s search engine or clips on its YouTube video service that governments claimed ran afoul of local laws.
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