report on online privacy. >> host: jon leibowitz, before we get into the substance of the ftc's privacy report, i want to talk about the policy or the process a little bit. >> guest: uh-huh. >> host: this is referred to as a staff preliminary report. >> guest: uh-huh. >> host: where does it go next? >> guest: well, one of the things that we do when we write a preliminary report is we take comments because we take comments from stakeholders, consumer groups, industry, perhaps other government officials, maybe state attorneys general because we understand a lot abouts privacy. we've, obviously, worked to learn quite a bit about internet private, but we also understand that we're not perfect, and so we want to take comments about how i to implement a do not track mechanism and, you know, when we should insure that there's privacy by design. and so it's a good practice, and it's one that helps us insure that we get the best information from the folks who are really involved in the day-to-day workings of the industry. >> host: well, this report has just come out, so what happens next? does i

. >> this week, federal trade commission chair john leibowitz in the fcc's recent report on privacy. >> before we get into the substance of the privacy report, i want to talk about the policy a little bit. this is referred to as a "staff preliminary reports." where does it go now? >> one of the things we do when we write a preliminary report is we take comments. we take comments from stakeholders, consumer groups, government officials, maybe state attorneys general, because we understand a lot about privacy, and we have obviously worked to learn quite a lot about internet privacy. we also understand that the laws are not perfect, and we want to understand how to implement a do not track mechanism and to ensure that there is privacy by design. it is a practice that helps us ensure we get to the best information from people working in the industry. >> this report has just come out. where does it go next? does it go to congress or to the board? >> we have sent it to congress, of course. it has really resonated, as you know. it has gone to the ftc board. the commissioners voted 5-0. they

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