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DP thinker: August 2009

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009. Having been overwhelmed with plenty of books to read on my to do list, here is just the latest on data protection developments. The ICO is currently undergoing a public consultation (view on this later) into an online code of practice. If you have not yet aired your views, it is still not too late. By way of recap:. The code will provide comprehensive, accessible guidance on the following broad areas:. Operating a privacy-friendly website. Rights and protections for individuals.

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DP thinker: April 2009

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Has recently published its press release entitled:. Data Protection in the EU: promising themes for reform. The press release goes into detail over the strengths of the DPD including:. The Directive is comprehensive, broadly-drafted and sets out a basic framework. Of protection, drawing on OECD and Council of Europe approaches. 8226; It sets standards which are widely seen as “High” and has a strong Human. 8226; It has given people important and usable access and other rights.

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DP thinker: November 2008

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008. Revisiting data security breaches. Opinion: In a recent press statement on whether there ought to be data security breach notifications, it is slightly unusual for the Government to reject calls for a law that would require significant data security breaches to be notified to a country's privacy regulator. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Revisiting data security breaches. Council of Europe: data protection. Department of Constitutional Affairs. European Commission: data protection.

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DP thinker: June 2009

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Sunday, June 21, 2009. Art 29 Working Party Opinion on SNS. According to the latest press release, the Art. 29 Working Party has issued an opinion. Applicability of EC Directives. 1 The Data Protection Directive generally applies to the processing of personal data by SNS, even when their headquarters are outside of the EEA. 2 SNS providers are considered data controllers under the Data Protection Directive. 3 Application providers might be considered data controllers under the Data Protection Directive.

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DP thinker: May 2009

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Thursday, May 21, 2009. With the Rand Report. Finally published, some observations on a few points:. 1) Common interpretations of certain provisions of the [Data Protection] Directive (. Charter for effective interpretation. And short commentary here]. Even if the interpretation should be stretched, then the exemptions under Art. 26. Ought to be embraced]. See also Commentary from:. Sunday, May 17, 2009. Here is Stanley Fish's advice."Do your job; don't try to do someone else's job, as you are unlike...

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DP thinker: Data Protection Developments

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009. Has recently published its press release entitled:. Data Protection in the EU: promising themes for reform. The press release goes into detail over the strengths of the DPD including:. The Directive is comprehensive, broadly-drafted and sets out a basic framework. Of protection, drawing on OECD and Council of Europe approaches. 8226; It sets standards which are widely seen as “High” and has a strong Human. 8226; It has given people important and usable access and other rights.

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DP thinker: ICO Consultation

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009. Having been overwhelmed with plenty of books to read on my to do list, here is just the latest on data protection developments. The ICO is currently undergoing a public consultation (view on this later) into an online code of practice. If you have not yet aired your views, it is still not too late. By way of recap:. The code will provide comprehensive, accessible guidance on the following broad areas:. Operating a privacy-friendly website. Rights and protections for individuals.

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DP thinker: July 2009

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Thursday, July 02, 2009. How well do you know your privacy policies? Whilst updating my reading, came across this recent update that EFF has introduced the ToS Tracker, which keeps an eye on 58 website privacy policies. Courtesy of Dark Reading. The EFF on Thursday launched. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). How well do you know your privacy policies? Council of Europe: data protection. Department of Constitutional Affairs. European Commission: data protection. Free Solo Piano Radio. Hunton and Williams Blog.

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DP thinker: Book Review

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Sunday, May 17, 2009. And marking to complete), particularly on the role of the Privacy Consultant (in the UK, data protection/privacy officers), came across this sage advice:. The role of academics within the privacy advocacy community raises larger questions about the responsibility of intellectuals within the society. Should academic work be driven by the pressing social problems of the day? Else's.The job of the academic is not to change the world, as Karl Marx said, but to interpret it". Tim Trent's...

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DP thinker: Rand Report

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Thursday, May 21, 2009. With the Rand Report. Finally published, some observations on a few points:. 1) Common interpretations of certain provisions of the [Data Protection] Directive (. Charter for effective interpretation. And short commentary here]. Even if the interpretation should be stretched, then the exemptions under Art. 26. Ought to be embraced]. See also Commentary from:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Council of Europe: data protection. Department of Constitutional Affairs.