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Post-IPO, Facebook Will Have to Make Privacy Investigations Public

When it comes to information privacy concerns, Facebook already has a bullseye on its back. That won't change now that Facebook is going public in its highly anticipated Initial Public Offering. But disclosure rules affecting publicly traded companies may force Facebook to reveal privacy-related investigations that it otherwise might have kept secret.

5 Privacy Tips for Location-Based Services

Alysa Z. Hutnik is a partner in the advertising law and privacy and information security practices at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP. Her co-author, Sharon K. Schiavetti, is an advertising and privacy associate at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP. Read more on Kelley Drye’s advertising blog Ad Law Access or keep up with the group on Facebook or Twitter.

EPIC files FOI request over first Google Privacy Report to FTC

The Electronic Privacy Information Center has filed a Freedom on Information request to see Google's mandated privacy report to the Federal Trade Commission, which is part of April settlement with...

Video surveillance education project launched

British Columbia's Information and Privacy Commissioner has launched a public education initiative about video surveillance in the private sector.

In letter to Congress, Google defends privacy changes

Computerworld - In a letter sent to eight members of Congress, Google yesterday defended its move to consolidate its privacy policies and users' personal information.