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United we stand against spam?
The FTC’s Orson Swindle recognizes that all anti-spam communities must work together to produce an integrated system of anti-spam laws and technologies. Remain divided and we’ll fall victim to a...
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US congressmen: Facebook evading privacy questions
Joe Barton, a Texas Republican, and Edward Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, are complaining Facebook is not answering questions about how the company tracks its users via cookies.
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Almost half of British students 'vulnerable to identity theft'
How important is data to British students? Clearly not enough, according to a poll which showed nearly half were worried about their post-Facebook job prospects.
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Irish Data Protection Commissioner to begin Facebook audit
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner will conduct a privacy audit of Facebook's activities. Facebook's international headquarters are in Dublin, so most of the site's users could be affected.
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Case study: How the USA PATRIOT Act can be used to access EU data
ZDNet's USA PATRIOT Act series: European universities are risking their students' security by outsourcing to the cloud. A case study.
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University in 'serious' data breach; Publishes 17,000 students' data
The University of York has leaked 17,000 students' data on its website 'by mistake', which could be the biggest breach of student data in the UK to date.
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National Broadband Plan will drive media mayhem
The proposal makes several recommendations that will have impacts on America's digital future regarding broadcast media services.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner offers some advice: Google yourself twice a day...
In a television interview on George Stroumboulopoulos television show The Hour, Canada's Privacy Commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, is asked some tough and humorous questions about what kind of...
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Google Street View launches in U.K.
Google today launched its controversial Street View service in Britain, offering Internet users panoramic street-level images of 25 cities, including London, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow and...
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Can XM-Sirius merger stand up to Washington politics?
After well over a year of scrutiny, the proposed merger between the country's two satellite radio providers - XM and Sirius - is finally on the home stretch, set for an approval vote as early as...
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FTC commissioner: Rules coming on Web privacy
Welcome words from the FTC on online tracking and behavioral advertising. “People should have dominion over their computers,� FTC commissioner Jon Leibowitz said. “The current ‘don’t...
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Outrage: Verizon Wireless wants to sell your personally identifiable data: here's how you can stop this
 Last week, it was revealed that Verizon Wireless is mailing a notice advising wireless subscribers that if they fail to Opt Out within 30 days, Verizon will begin SELLING their Customer...
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FCC commissioner blasts US broadband, media policy
FCC Commissioner Michael Copps accused the agency of " playing "Russian roulette with broadband and Internet and more traditional media" at a speech to the YearlyKos convention Thursday. He sees a...
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U.K. commissioner blames CEOs for data breaches
"How can laptops holding details of customer accounts be used away from the office without strong encryption?" Richard Thomas scolds.
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Commissioner won't break AT&T-BellSouth deadlock
FCC member who formerly lobbied on behalf of Bell competitors says he won't vote on merger because of ethics considerations.
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Shifting commissioners at FCC
Republican Kathryn Abernathy is resigning from the FCC, temporarily leaving Democrats in charge of the agency with a 2-1 majority
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FCC commissioner Abernathy resigns
Kathleen Abernathy announces she will leave her post on Dec. 9, but no replacement is named.
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The biggest spam challenge: defining it
Charlie Rose, during a recent taping of his TV show, asked me and three other guests for our definitions of spam. The other responses ranged from “unsolicited commercial e-mail" to "an unwanted...
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United we stand against spam?
The FTC’s Orson Swindle recognizes that all anti-spam communities must work together to produce an integrated system of anti-spam laws and technologies. Remain divided and we’ll fall victim to a...
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FTC commissioner tackles spam, privacy
Q&A Orson Swindle is helping to decide rules that will define the cyberlandscape for the next generation. He believes the private sector is the answer.
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