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- Privacy Hawks Slam the “Do Not Track” Framework Ahead of W3C Meeting. http://trl.ca/4j
- OpenMedia.ca: Canadian pro-privacy community rallies for a CISPA reboot. http://trl.ca/4i
- Twitter warns of hacks, threats. Says the “attacks will continue,” particularly against high-profile media companies. http://trl.ca/4h
- Report: Criminals are putting a bull’s-eye on critical web infrastructure. http://trl.ca/4f
- Canadian border security reality show called risky for vulnerable migrants. http://trl.ca/4e
- The golden age of privacy is over… but don’t blame the drones. http://trl.ca/4d
- The California Legislature’s “Right to Know Act” Bill Finally Offers Internet Privacy Protection. http://trl.ca/4c
- Canada’s New Anti-Spam Legislation and How it Will Affect Email Marketing Practices. http://trl.ca/4a
- Did the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada try to cover up its data breach? http://trl.ca/49
- Michael Geist: “Your information is not secure. Thousands of government breaches point to the need for reform.” http://trl.ca/48
- The NDP is urging Jennifer Stoddart to probe unreported data breaches. http://trl.ca/47
- Has social media eroded our right to die in private? http://trl.ca/46
- If These Brain Scanners Don’t Raise Your Red Privacy Flags, Nothing Will. http://trl.ca/45
- Homeless people deserve privacy too, says advocate. http://trl.ca/44
- InfoGraphic: 13 Million Facebook Users Haven’t Touched Their Privacy Settings. http://trl.ca/43