Former privacy czar Radwanski’s finances scrutinized
Canada.com – Don Mills,Ontario,Canada
OTTAWA – Former privacy commissioner George Radwanski took out two travel advances of $15000 for non-travel purposes, a court was told Tuesday. …
Ex-privacy czar used travel advance to pay government credit card …
The Canadian Press – OTTAWA
OTTAWA — George Radwanski’s fraud trial has been told the former privacy commissioner took out a $15000 travel advance in 2002 to pay government credit-card …
Sept. 11: A year later, online privacy and security still weak
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
On the other hand, some of the laws that opponents and privacy advocates claimed would compromise privacy were quashed. For example, Congress rejected …
Wis. attorney general wants to change privacy laws
Chicago Tribune – United States
Attorney General JB Van Hollen says Wisconsin privacy law needs to be loosened in order for police and schools to share more information that could protect …
Google On the Run From the Privacy Cops
Washington Post – United States
Amid growing scrutiny from government regulators in the US and Europe, Google is amending its privacy practices and keeping the IP addresses of consumers …
Google Anonymizes Data To Skirt EU Privacy Storm
Wired News – USA
By Meghan Keane September 09, 2008 | 10:26:37 AMCategories: Advertising, Google, Search Google took a preemptive move to quell privacy fears in Europe …
Google bends to Chrome privacy criticism
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
A privacy expert said the change’s impact couldn’t be gauged without knowing exactly how Google will “anonymize” the data it records as users type in …
Google Rethinks Privacy, Scales Back Data Collection
PC World – USA
Google curbs data collection practices reacting to privacy critics who blasted the company over Chrome’s Big Brother behavior. …