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VERMONT
– Data mining of prescription information, state ban upheld after commercial speech analysis (D. Vt.), 623
See ARMED SERVICES
– Facebook Beacon program, Blockbuster cannot compel arbitration when contract illusory and unenforceable (N.D. Tex.), 626
– AOL research database, most of data breach class must file in Va. (9th Cir.), In Brief, 210
– Data breach notification, bill would add health data to breach law, 256; amendment fails, 507 – Data breaches, dangerous drug prescription reporting system data allegedly held for ransom, 751; Va. sending breach notices over exposure of SSNs, 836 – Social security numbers, injunction expanded protecting advocate's posting of officials' SSNs to protest posting of numbers in land records (E.D. Va.), 833 – Spam
– – Commercial limitation and new circumvention provisions proposed, 179
– – Criminal state law unconstitutionally overbroad (U.S., rev den), 531; In Brief, 539
– Electric grid, industry group not aware of cyberattacks yet, Thompson (D-Miss) plans legislation, 557
See TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
– Wiretapping, EU organized crime body to examine legal and technical issues, 341; Eurojust corrects statement on Skype cooperation, In Brief, 407
– Canada, security problems lead list of privacy deficit examples, auditors say, 311
– Cerved unable to use tax and voting records mistakenly posted on Italian government Web site, 170 – Presidential transition Contact the Webmaster at webmaster@bna.com Copyright © The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |