Congratulations to Ontario Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian for being the first Canadian privacy commissioner to speak out for what should be self-evident: Canada needs a law that requires organizations to report privacy or security breaches to their customers.
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Outsourcing Our Privacy: Privacy and Security in a Borderless Commercial World
Outsourcing Our Privacy: Privacy and Security in a Borderless Commercial World (with Milana Homsi) forthcoming UNB Law Journal (working draft 2005) Link to Document FINAL_UNB.doc
Privacy and Expectations
Keynote address at the 4th Annual Workshop on Privacy and Security held in Toronto on November 6 – 7, 2003. Professor Geist’s talk begin at roughly the 41 minute mark.link
Anti-terrorism Bill Could Limit E-Speech
Anti-terrorism Bill Could Limit E-Speechlink to on line articlelink to html archive
E-mail Traces Raises Legal Issues
E-mail Traces Raises Legal Issueslink to on line articlelink to html archive
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