Kapor Resigns from Groove Networks Board

March 16, 2003 - Privacy News

Software executive and civil libertarian Mitch Kapor resigned from the board of Groove Networks after it sold software to the US government apperently for use in the Total Information Awareness project (TIA). Kapor, who earlier founded Lotus Development Corporation (makers of Lotus 1-2-3) and Electronic Frontier Foundation), expressed concerns about TIA, but did not directly relate his departure to the sale.

Source: Reuters

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Last updated March 17, 2003