Congress Daily, By ANDREW NOYES, January 15, 2009 Privacy and civil liberties advocates are urging lawmakers working on the forthcoming economic stimulus package to ensure that any language to spur adoption of electronic medical records includes meaningful security safeguards. The American Civil Liberties Union, Consumer Action,...
ClickZ News, By Kevin Lee, January 16, 2009 Is Yahoo hoping to reinvigorate itself as a technology company by selecting Carol Bartz as CEO? She worked at Autodesk, Sun Microsystems, Digital Equipment Corp., and 3M, not to mention being on President Bush's Council of...
Bilancio positivo per il Working Party on Police and Justice (WPPJ), il Gruppo dei Garanti europei per la protezione dei dati personali costituito nel 2007 con l’obiettivo di affrontare le problematiche connesse all'attività di collaborazione giudiziaria e di polizia (il cosiddetto “Terzo Pilastro” ). Leggi tutto...
19 gennaio 2009. Il Garante della Privacy, con un provvedimento pubblicato sulla Gazzetta Ufficiale prescrive una serie di misure e accorgimenti per la verifica dell'operato svolto dai titolari di banche dati e gestione dei servizi informatici. Leggi tutto...
Le impronte digitali affiancheranno le fotografie ma gli esperti avvertono: non fidiamoci ciecamente della tecnologia. Leggi tutto...
Stop del Garante Privacy alle telecamere che registrano anche l'audio all'interno di un locale e cancellazione delle registrazioni. È quanto disposto dal Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, Leggi tutto...
Advertising Age, Michael Learmonth, January 13, 2009 Four groups representing ad networks, portals, publishers, internet-service providers, ad agencies and advertisers announced today they've joined forces in a bid to head off government regulation of online advertising. The groups involved -- the American Association of Advertising Agencies,...
DSL Reports, By Karl Bode, January 14, 2009 Online Behavioral advertising firm NebuAd recently all but exploded, after Congress began asking whether their business model of paying ISPs to track user browsing data (to deliver more interest-tailored ads) violated privacy and wiretap laws. Once the media...
PC World, By Nancy Gohring, January 13, 2009 Two privacy groups on Tuesday asked the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to regulate how mobile marketers can use consumers' personal information, saying many people don't know when their information is being collected from cell phones and how it's...
IT Business Edge, By Ainsley Jones, January 13, 2009 According to new statistics from AdMob, 34 percent of U.S.-based mobile advertising requests came from smartphone operating systems last month, with iPhone users representing nearly half of those requests. InternetNews reports that of the 34 percent,...