New EU rules on security
If you Google “EU law on security”, you’ll find the EU Data Protection Directive near the top of the search […]
If you Google “EU law on security”, you’ll find the EU Data Protection Directive near the top of the search […]
Draft Regulations recognize CASL should not apply to “regular business communications” Industry Canada has published long-awaited draft Regulations that would lessen the impact […]
There were two important developments in the U.S. regarding children and mobile technologies. FTC Staff Report On December 10, 2012, […]
The Leveson Inquiry recently published its findings into UK press regulation. However Leveson also commented on the UK data privacy […]
The Supreme Court of Canada determined yesterday, in A.B. v. Bragg Communications, that a 15-year old can proceed anonymously to pursue […]
In keeping with her stance on overly-invasive employee background checks, British Columbia’s Information and Privacy Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham, has issued […]
We have all been asked before to provide copies of our passports to organisations such as telecoms providers, hotels and car rental companies. […]
Today is Friday 13th; so timely to consider the news stories this week saying that Google will soon be fronting up to […]
Privacy debates in connection with cloud computing often generate more heat than light! Some regulators (not in the UK!) have […]
Mark and Constance Fournier operate the Free Dominion website as a political news discussion forum. Richard Warman had an exclusive […]
On May 8th, the FTC released its proposed consent order in its investigation of Myspace.com, finding the social networking site […]
As part of our coverage of global privacy and data security issues, we thought you would be interested in a […]