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Newfoundland Cuts Privacy Commissioner’s Time

Newfoundland has cut the role of its Information and Privacy Commissioner to a part-time position. The provincial Justice Minister said the government remains committed to access to information and privacy.

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September 9, 2004 Comments are Disabled News

Philippines Plans New Laws for Digital Development

The Philippine government is developing a six-year development plan that includes digital development as a key focus point. The plan will include legal guidelines for VoIP service and new cybercrime legislation.

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September 7, 2004 Comments are Disabled News

India’s DOT Fines Three ISPs

India’s Department of Telecom has fined three ISPs for illegal traffic routing in connection with offering long distance calling. As per the licence conditions, ISPs are not permitted to offer telephony services on fixed lined phones.

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September 7, 2004 Comments are Disabled News

Thailand to Consider E-commerce Law Reform

Thailand’s Electronic Transactions Commission will propose to the Cabinet this month that it revise the Electronic Transaction Act. Thailand recently created an e-transaction agency that will act as a supervisory office in order to boost and promote e-commerce and e-transactions between government, business and the private sector.  

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September 7, 2004 Comments are Disabled News

Ontario Court Confirms PIPEDA Not a Litigation Shield

An Ontario court has denied an attempt to refuse disclosure of information during a discovery process on privacy grounds. Canada’s privacy law contains an exception for compliance with the rules of court relating to the production of information. Case name is Clustercraft Jewellery Manufacturing v. Wygee Holdings.

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September 3, 2004 Comments are Disabled News