BC introduces law governing access, privacy of electronic health …
The Canadian Press – VICTORIA
The e-Health Personal Health and Information Access and Protection of Privacy Act could eventually create paperless medical offices, allowing physicians to …
Microsoft Proposes Comprehensive Self-Regulatory Approach for …
Edubourse.com (Communiqués de presse) – Brie Comte Robert,France
Microsoft’s recommendations call for distinct privacy standards in five key circumstances: when site visitors’ data is collected for online advertising, …
Microsoft Proposes Privacy Framework To FTC
WebProNews – Lexington,KY,USA
The company responded to a request for proposals from the Federal Trade Commission about Internet privacy with a five-tiered approach to self-regulating …
Identity for the internet will balance security and privacy
IT PRO – London,England,UK
Identifying individuals always raises questions of privacy, as concerns over biometric identification and national ID card schemes have demonstrated …
Protecting Our Privacy Online
New York Times – United States
The last time I checked, it was illegal to invade my privacy by tapping my telephone, or for that matter, to jam communication lines. …
Australian Privacy Awards launched
Secure Computing – Australia
In an aim to increase the awareness of best privacy practices in Australian businesses, the Rudd Labor government has launched the inaugural Australian …
Still More Health Information Privacy Breaches Come to Light
iHealthBeat – Oakland,CA,USA
Knapp said privacy experts believe about 53 member files were accessed online. The personal information might have included birth dates, Social Security …
gender, feminism, privacy
Harvard University Gazette – Cambridge,MA,USA
Privacy was at issue then too. A 1965 Supreme Court decision, Griswold v. Connecticut, struck down a state law prohibiting the use of contraceptives. …
Planning a company social network? Don’t forget privacy issues
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
Does the social network violate the company’s own privacy policy by falling short of privacy principles regarding notice, choice and access? …