It's one thing for the UK Government to support Phorm's challenge to personal privacy at EU level while defending its position in the face of European Commission concerns.
But it's quite another to be seen to selectively release to the media the portions of its letter to the European Commission that list the ways in which officials believe Phorm to be a good thing.
Bad Phorm, in fact.
It would seem that the authorities may have something to lose if Phorm isn't a success...
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