Appointment of Travis LeBlanc seen as an indication agency may see an expanded role in privacy regulation.
March 04, 2014 at 04:57 PM
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SACRAMENTO — Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler on Tuesday announced plans to name Travis LeBlanc acting chief of the agency’s enforcement bureau.
A former top aide to Attorney General Kamala Harris, LeBlanc oversaw that office’s work on technology, high-tech crime, privacy issues and piracy soon after his appointment in 2011.
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