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- Congress moves - slowly - towards new privacy laws
- Congress moves - slowly - towards new privacy lawsThe fundamental challengeis how to draft the law such that the ISPs are required to collect, store, and forward this information to the government while at the same time keeping them from looking at it."Too many front burner issues"I suspect that the...
- Tags: privacy law, U.S. Congress, new privacy law, privacy
- Discussion threads 2008-08-11
- Senate, Web ad titans joust over behavioral targeting
- A U.S. Senate panel on Wednesday picked apart behavioral Web advertising as executives from the likes of Google, NebuAd and Facebook touted their privacy controls and even went as far as noting that ads are good for you. The hearing before the Senate Committee on Senate Committee...
- Tags: Google Inc., Web, Advertisement, Privacy, Internet Service Provider, Behavioral Targeting, Service Provider, U.S. Senate, Online Advertising, Internet Service, NebuAd, Privacy Law, Tom, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Internet, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-07-09
- Call for new privacy law
- Call for new privacy lawI say YES to Stronger Privacy ProtectionsWe are long overdue for a boost in privacy protection for our citizens. Our freedoms and privacy have been eroded severely with a variety of far-too-aggressive, reactionary legislation passed in the last decade. Our current executive branch made a mad...
- Tags: privacy law
- Discussion threads 2008-06-19
- Bell Canada's packet inspection violates privacy law, group says
- Bell Canada's packet inspection violates privacy law, group saysWell its that true bell is in order to ....A excellent lawsuit just hope they will receve it big time and painful .its about time that corporate wrong doing is meet with hard sanctionJust think if you were an...enterprise using...
- Tags: VPNs, Network security, packet inspection, Bell Canada, privacy law
- Discussion threads 2008-05-15
- Today's Debate: Privacy laws a precondition for EMR growth?
- If Microsoft wants to ensure the success of its HealthVault initiative it should spend less time schmoozing the industry's big players and more time demanding Congress enact stronger privacy laws. (The image is from the HealthVault home page.) As Lauren Weinstein of PFIR notes on his blog,...
- Tags: Blog, Privacy Law, Government, Blogging, Vertical Industries, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2007-10-08
- Secure Flight violated privacy law, report finds
- Secure Flight violated privacy law, report findsCombine this with the new "national id" and youhave a melting pot of "crap" just waiting to be visited upon the American public. Won't be long before you start hearing... "We warned you. We told you. You failed to listen, now you either have...
- Tags: Secure Flight, privacy law
- Discussion threads 2006-12-22
- Police blotter: Alleged eDonkey pirate gets trial
- Police blotter: Alleged eDonkey pirate gets trialAnother clear caseof illegal activities by the movie studios... They paramount and the criminal company they hired as no right of any on any laws to illegaly snoop on computer. Paramount as no case at all and should be counter sued for illegal pricacy...
- Tags: Piracy, privacy, invasion, civil case, privacy law, eDonkey
- Discussion threads 2006-01-06
- California's S.B. 1386 Requires Notification of Customers When Unencrypted Data Are Stolen
- Privacy law is evolving further to reflect newer and more immediate concerns, particularly identity theft. As consumers move online, personal information - including credit card information and US Social Security numbers - has been electronically collected and stored by companies and government agencies. Numerous high-profile thefts of computers that had...
- Tags: Notification, Government Agency, Credit Card, Privacy Law, Social Security, Identity Theft, Sales Channel, Financial Services, Operational Accounting, Security, Government, Sales, Finance
- White papers 2005-11-28
- GAO: Security agency broke privacy laws
- GAO: Security agency broke privacy lawsGAO: Security agency broke privacy laws - Again!Good to see that someone is watching out for the people - since 9/11, the governemt has gone way over the needful and necessary intrusions into our privacy. It remains to be seen just how much effect...
- Tags: Security Agency, privacy law, General Accounting Office, security
- Discussion threads 2005-07-26
- California privacy law kicks in
- California privacy law kicks inSo just how arethe Californian lawyers going to enforce a United States (state level at that!) law on other sovereign nations?Again the arrogance of the American law makers is displayed.Well....like many new laws that come from Cali.... it will be a pick n choose... Arrogance?...
- Tags: privacy law, arrogance, American Citizen
- Discussion threads 2004-07-06
- California legislator moves to block Gmail
- California legislator moves to block GmailNo thanks, Liz"We think it's an absolute invasion of privacy. It's like having a massive billboard in the middle of your home," said Sen. Liz Figueroa, a Democrat from Fremont, Calif."If I buy a house, pay the taxes,and maintain it, then let you live in...
- Tags: E-mail providers, SECURITY, privacy, privacy law, e-mail, billboard, Google Gmail, advertisement, invasion, Yahoo! Inc.
- Discussion threads 2004-04-13
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- On a personal note
- I passed the California Bar Exam. ;-) I'll be combining writing this blog with building a law practice in cyberlaw, small business and consumer protection. by Richard Koman
- Tags: Richard Koman, Consumer Protection, Blogging, Internet
- Blog posts 2008-11-22
- Facebook scores SEC exemption
- Facebook has been granted an exemption by the Securities and Exchange Commission that allows the company to not comply with the same law that pushed Google into becoming a public company. The exemption, reported by Business Week today, was granted on October 14 and allows the company to continue to...
- Tags: Facebook, Exemption, SEC, Financial Accounting, Investment, Finance, Sam Diaz
- Blog posts 2008-11-21
- Taleo's November to forget
- An HR Soap Opera This month hasn't been a good one for Taleo. Here's the timeline of events and an analysis of the lawsuits that are originating from recent events. On 11/3/2008, the company announced its Q3 earnings and they didn't delight Wall...
- Tags: Revenue, Taleo Corp., Stock, Revenue Recognition, Investment, Operational Accounting, Financial Services, Finance, Brian Sommer
- Blog posts 2008-11-21
- Verizon snoops peek at Obama's cell phone records
- Nosy Verizon employees improperly accessed and peeked at Barack Obama's personal cell phone records, the company said in a statement acknowledging the privacy breach. In the statement, Verizon Wireless chief executive Lowell McAdam apologized to the President-elect and vowed that the errant employees will be disciplined. The...
- Tags: Employee, Phone, Verizon Communications Inc., Cell Phone, E-mail, Cellular Phones, Security, Online Communications, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Ryan Naraine
- Blog posts 2008-11-21
- Verizon Wireless: Our employees breached Obama's cell phone records
- Verizon Wireless said that "a number of employees" accessed President-Elect Barack Obama's cell phone records without authorization. That's not a great way to introduce yourself to an incoming president. Unfortunately, I'm not surprised. In a statement Verizon said Techmeme: This week we learned...
- Tags: Employee, Phone, Cell Phone, Verizon Wireless, Cellular Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-11-21
- Diigo for education
- I posted several bookmarks via Diigo on Wednesday. Although I had planned to use delicious, I find the interface to be really kludgy, so I set about looking for another social bookmarking site. Although plenty of teachers in my district post lists of links on their blogs or...
- Tags: Education, Bookmark, Social Bookmarking, Teacher, Diigo, Christopher Dawson
- Blog posts 2008-11-19
- Please, give me a few billion, pretty please
- The chances are dimming for any loans to the automakers this year. There's a stall, a back-up, a traffic jam in Congress according to the blogosphere. The Detroit Big Three were in Washington today with their over-sized begging bowls out. They got some support, some raspberries. ...
- Tags: White House, Loan, Banking, Financial Services, Harry Fuller
- Blog posts 2008-11-19
- Witnesses set for MySpace suicide trial
- Well, it's shaping up to be a juicy time at the trial of psycho-mom Lori Drew, the woman whose weirdo obsession with a neighbor girl led to the teen's MySpace-driven suicide. A long list of witnesses are poised to testify, Wired reports, including the parents of...
- Tags: Juror, Suicide, MySpace, Internet, Security, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-11-19
- Can database lock-in be broken
- It seems to be an Iron Law. As a database structure grows more complex the cost of shifting vendors becomes prohibitive. Free becomes expensive and expensive nearly free. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Tags: Storage, Databases, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Dana Blankenhorn, Oracle Corp., Ingres
- Blog posts 2008-11-19
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