Keely Quinlan is a Staff Reporter at StateScoop. She covers a range of topics including data privacy, digital government, artificial intelligence, and security technology, with a focus on the intersection of education and technology. Keely's work has been featured in EdScoop, Clarksville Now, and StateScoop.
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Keely Quinlan's coverage mainly revolves around local government technology and initiatives in the United States, with a strong emphasis on privacy & cybersecurity, government & politics, as well as big tech. She appears to heavily rely on official announcements and press releases for her articles.
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By: Keely Quinlan
The nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology says schools should review their policies ahead of a new presidential administration that has promised to ramp up immigration enforcement.
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