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Geek Dad: Five Resolutions for the Responsible Internet User

Call it a "holistic" approach to the New Year:  body, soul and online privacy.  For advice on those first two, well, you're on your own; however, when it comes to the "health" of your online privacy, there we can definitely weigh in.  And we have. 

CDT's New Media Manager Adam Rosenberg penned "Five New Year's Resolutions for the Responsible Internet User," for Wired's Geek Dad blog, which is online now.  Click through the link above and give yourself a head start on a healthy online year.

And to keep yourself up-to-date on ways to ensure a better privacy environment for all of us, drop by our "Take Back Your Privacy" campaign and find out how you can get involved.

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