The blogosphere has been abuzz lately with projections of who President-elect Obama will choose for the new position of Chief Technology Officer. This blog from the Washington Post focuses on the announcement that Julius Genachowski will be helping the transition team pick the new members for the technology team.  One issue mentioned --online privacy -- should be an important issue in the next Administration.

"Obama has said he would also focus on protecting online privacy of users and improve access to broadband Internet services by increasing speed standards for broadband and freeing up more government spectrum for public use."

I'm pleased that the new Administration considers online privacy to be a significant issue.  Sounds like the Obama Administration agrees with my view that online privacy is the ultimate online safety concern.