Courts break new ground on privacy

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The cases about medical privacy reveal understanding of the substantial lack of privacy protections in the federal medical privacy rule. Judge Richard Posner of the Seventh Circuit Courts of Appeals and a noted critic of privacy, is of the opinion that most of the demand for privacy is motivated by concealment of discreditable information by people who want to project an untrue image.

author: Gellman, Robert
Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Public affairs, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Privacy, Legal/Government Regulation, Ethics, Medicine, Laws, regulations and rules, Privacy issue, Ethical aspects, Medical practice

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World Looks to Europe on Data Protection Issue

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The 23rd International Conference of the Data Protection Commissioners is reviewed. "Nothing that happened at the conference qualifies as hot news" describes the article.

author: Gellman, Robert
Europe, Strategy & planning, Marketing/Advertising Theory, Abstract

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Privacy questions from the audience

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The importance of privacy awareness in the direct marketing industry is discussed.

author: Gellman, Robert
Marketing procedures, Regulation/Ethics

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