• CIPPIC posts 2 damning affidavits in Voltage v Teksavvy “piracy” fight. http://trl.ca/l/19s
  • Michael Geist – Businesses Think Anti-Spam Law Should Protect Them, Not Consumers. http://trl.ca/l/19r
  • Mobile wallet technology raises privacy, security concerns. http://trl.ca/l/19q
  • Grover Norquist’s latest cause, digital privacy, is a good one. http://trl.ca/l/19p
  • Should you tell stores your ZIP code? Privacy advocates say no. http://trl.ca/l/19o
  • Google testifies to Congress calling for more email privacy, says current law ‘fails’. http://trl.ca/l/19n
  • Bad news for the backchannel sneaks: Days of hiding government-related emails in personal accounts may be ending. http://trl.ca/l/19m
  • Net ‘bat signal’ activated for privacy protests. http://trl.ca/l/19l
  • Minding the little-known pitfalls of data leakage. http://trl.ca/l/19k
  • Ontario Wine Club Ruling Results in No Wine | The Law of Privacy in Canada with Kelly Morris. http://trl.ca/l/19i
  • Internet privacy is dead — film at 11:  Robert X. Cringely. http://trl.ca/l/19j
  • US Justice Department bends on (some) e-mail privacy fixes. http://trl.ca/l/19h
  • Ninth Circuit Rules Reasonable Suspicion of Criminal Activity Required for Forensic Exam of Electronics at Borders. http://trl.ca/l/19g
  • B.C. privacy commissioner probes government’s ethnic vote plan. http://trl.ca/l/19f

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