Tuesday, September 14, 2004

New rules for reverse phone directory lookup

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The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has just produced guidelines regulating how incumbent local carriers...
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Article: How to stop your data leaking

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ZDNet UK has a good article on how to stop "data leakage", accidental and malicious. A good read: How to stop your data leaking - ...

Misdirected faxes plague hospitals and others

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I should probably stop passing along these stories, since they happen pretty frequently. On the other hand, they serve as a regular reminder...

Privacy and knoweldge management

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One of the areas that I'm interested in, when my mind is not filled with privacy law stuff, is knowledge management. Luckily the bloggin...
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Privacy Site of the Day: Privacy.org

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Today's "site of the day" is Privacy.org - The Source for News, Information, and Action , which is a joint venture of the Elec...
Monday, September 13, 2004

Release: Privacy rule builds biomedical research bottleneck

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According to participants at a conference in Boston today, the HIPAA privacy rule is having an adverse impact upon clinical studies and biom...

Article: A privacy win and a privacy loss

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From the Direct Marketing News comes an article by Robert Gellman reviewing two ipmortant American privacy-related cases: It’s time to c...

Article: RFID May Be Risky Business

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Once again, Parry Aftab 's regular column in Information Week is a must-read: InformationWeek > RFID > The Privacy Lawyer: RF...

Privacy International's Response to European Commission's consultation on telecommunications traffic data retention

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On 30 July 2004, the European Commission's Directorate Generals on the Information Society and on Justice and Home Affairs issued a cons...
Sunday, September 12, 2004

Geist writes against the "broadcast flag"

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Michael Geist 's regular column in the Toronto Star this week is devoted to the "broadcast flag" controversy. The adoption of ...