CPR for Friday, February 29, 2008
Canadian News CIBC admits some calls illegally recordedGlobe and Mail – CanadaAlthough federal privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart made the ruling four months ago, CIBC executives are still working with her…
CPR for Thursday, February 28, 2008
Canadian News Drug charge tossed after court rules Mountie violated man’s privacyThe Canadian Press – The appeal court says the extensive search of the car exceeded the authority under the…
CPR for Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Canadian News We have privacy, but at what cost?Winnipeg Sun – CanadaBy Robert Marshall Privacy. In Canada it’s a multi-million dollar industry thought to protect everything from banking information to…
CPR for Tuesday, February 26, 2008
World / Internet News Dutch accept too much invasion of privacyRadio Netherlands – NetherlandsThe Hague – A leading Dutch politician says that his countrymen are far too ready to accept…
CPR for Monday, February 25, 2008
Canadian News Pawn shops hope privacy ruling will be quashedCalgary Herald – Calgary,CanadaPolice and pawnshop owners in Calgary believe a restrictive new privacy ruling in Edmonton may not extend beyond…
CPR Special Edition — Facebook — Friday, February 22, 2008
One Friend Facebook Hasn’t Made Yet: Privacy RightsNew York Times – United StatesThe issue was presented as one of privacy, which it is, but it is more precisely a matter…