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- Lack of uniformity in data protection laws
- Shifting from brick and mortar commerce to electronic commerce
- The tipping point for data protection to become the norm
- A libertarian take on human rights and intellectual property
- “Net neutrality” and potential legislative impact
- Privacy and confusion over what deserves privacy
- Energy policy from around the world
- Justifying justiciability of economic and social rights
- Telecommunications law from around the world
- Dealing with intellectual property is expensive – for everyone
Tag Archives: security
The tipping point for data protection to become the norm
With consumer security becoming highlighted constantly in the wave of online account phishing attacks, consumers becoming further concerned their communications could be compromised, and the PR message that consumers need to “watch what they are doing online” failing to modify … Continue reading
Privacy and confusion over what deserves privacy
Work in progress, incomplete. Certain events or trends have proven to be catalysts for major discussion or reform of the laws in place. The most widely known catalyst to date, is the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, … Continue reading
Posted in Essay - Opinion
Tagged civil liberties, communications, criminal justice, human rights, privacy, security, technology
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