Privacy used as a cover
Toronto Star – Ontario, Canada
Politicians and other public officials are often quick to say that “privacy laws” prevent them from releasing information. Sometimes their silence is

Good year for privacy, Ontario commissioner says
Globe and Mail – Canada
TORONTO ― A number of new technologies, as well as important rulings by Ontario courts, have improved the privacy of people in Ontario in 2007 according to

Liability and privacy: Key to Web 2.0 services
ZDNet UK – UK
Former Australian privacy commissioner Malcolm Crompton says governments are not doing enough to attract citizens to use their online services due to an

Google questioned over privacy practices
Reuters – USA
Privacy advocates have expressed concern that a wave of consolidation in online advertising would lead to a concentration of personal information in the

House Republican Probes Google About DoubleClick Merger
CNNMoney.com – USA
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- A senior House Republican is asking Google Inc. ( GOOG) for detailed information about its privacy practices as they relate to the

Privacy rules for a Web 2.0 world
ZDNet.com.au – Australia
Former privacy commissioner Malcolm Crompton says governments are not doing enough to attract citizens to use their online services due to an overly

Irish data breaches spawn privacy forum
Siliconrepublic.com – Dublin,Ireland
The Privacy Forum will work in conjunction with the Data Protection Commissioner’s office by complementing it with its own training programmes.

Google Founders in Web Privacy Warning
This Day (subscription) – Apapa,Lagos,Nigeria
“That’s the thing that drives the issue” of online privacy concerns, he argued. Asked about companies that take users’ search and browsing histories and

Lawmaker questions Google over privacy practices
Reuters – USA
O: Quote, Profile, Research) chief executive Eric Schmidt on Wednesday to detail the search engine’s privacy practices since it acquired rival DoubleClick.

Google defends privacy policy after Google Health launch
Secure Computing – Australia
Google has defended its privacy policy following the launch of a service which offers to manage users’ medical information online.

Retailers fingerprint plans prompt privacy concerns
Computing – London,UK
The use of fingerprint recognition technology to monitor retail staff working hours has serious privacy implications, say experts.

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