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Google and Microsoft Look to Change Health Care - New York Times
Google and Microsoft Look to Change Health Care - New York Times
from : petebradwell
15th August 2007
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I know what you did last summer - and I can save you 25%
It’s striking how frequently there are stories about the insecurity of our personal information. There’s a few more today – here’s one, predictably about Facebook. They usually revolve around the idea that we don’t realise our personal information is shared, stolen or abused by lots of people and organisations without our knowledge. I suspect most people probably are aware that it happens. But we’re less sure about exactly why, and what the consequences are
from : petebradwell
14th August 2007
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Millions of Facebook users 'leave themselves open to identity theft' - Times Online
Millions of Facebook users 'leave themselves open to identity theft' - Times Online
from : petebradwell
14th August 2007
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Peter Fleischer interview - 6 August 2007
From thelawyer.com
from : petebradwell
10th August 2007
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Music industry rebuffed across Europe on file-sharing identifications | OUT-LAW.COM
German court refused to order ISPs hand over user details to the music industry
from : petebradwell
10th August 2007
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Britain will be first country to monitor every car journey - Independent Online Edition > Transport
Britain will be first country to monitor every car journey - Independent Online Edition > Transport
from : petebradwell
9th August 2007
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FBI Plans More Data-Mining, Profiling
From privacy.org
from : petebradwell
8th August 2007
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Some Facebook Users Turn More Private
From privacy.org
from : petebradwell
8th August 2007
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Thousands of 'False Matches' Possible Under UK ID Scheme
From Privacy.org
from : petebradwell
8th August 2007
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Potter Privacy 'Police' Point to Photo 'Prints'
Just read on Times online how Canon engineers, joining the hunt for the culprit in the leaked Harry Potter SCANDAL, are showing off their information tracing skills. Using the metadata from the illegally taken photographs of the newest wizard novel - apparently available at the Pirate Bay - they are hopeful that they can track the owner of the camera and, by inference, the thief. Interestingly, they are relying on the owner either having registered the camera, or having had it serviced. ...
from : petebradwell
19th July 2007
