President Obama is set to meet with several tech executives on Tuesday to discuss the administration’s efforts to address problems with the federal online health care exchange as well as the fallout that national security leaks have had on their companies, according to the White House.
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Published December 16, 2013
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President Barack Obama, facing growing pressure from Silicon Valley, will meet Tuesday with executives from Google Inc., Facebook Inc. and other technology and telecommunications giants to discuss their concerns about America’s surveillance operations.
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