| Special Issue: The States and Consumer Privacy, January/ February 1997 |
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| State Trend Lines 1996 - 1997 |
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| From the Managing Editor |
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| State Net |
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| P&AB's Washington Report: 105th Congress Begins Work on Privacy Early |
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| Legislative Profile: Loretta Weinberg |
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| Sector Reports: Financial Services |
9-11 |
Credit Reporting Industry
Financial Services
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| Direct Marketing |
12-13 |
Limiting Marketer Access
Telemarketing
Direct Marketing
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| Health, Medical and Insurance |
15-17 |
Health and Medical Issues
Insurance
Genetic Testing and Insurance
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| Telecommunications |
20-21 |
| Online Services |
22-23 |
| Public Records |
25-26 |
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| Volume 4, Number 2, 1997: Washington Privacy Briefing |
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| Unprecedented Privacy Activity in Washington |
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First Hundred Days Set A Privacy Record
At the Fed
IRS Browsing Addressed on All Fronts
Internet Access to Government Records
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| From the Managing Editor |
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| Clinton Speech Calls for Privacy Protections |
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| H.R. 1287, the Social Security Online Privacy Protection Act |
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| S. 600, the Personal Information Privacy Act |
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| H.R. 1330, the American Family Privacy Act |
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| Survey Trends Underpin Rising Washington Privacy Activity |
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Financial Privacy
Telecommunications and Online Privacy
Encryption
Health Information Privacy
Genetic Information Privacy
Children's Privacy
The Unsolicited Commercial E-mail Choice Act of 1997
S. 504, the Children's Privacy Protection and Parental Empowerment Act
Telemarketing Privacy
Insurance Privacy
Congressional Action Not Imminent
Federal Trade Commission Activity
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| IRA Magaziner's Possible Role as the Clinton Administration's Coordinator of Privacy Policies |
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| Information Policy Committee National Information Infrastructure Task Force, "Options For Promoting Privacy" |
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| Information Policy Committee April 1997 report |
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Privacy Activity Hints at profound Implications for the Business Community
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| Recent Developments in Latin America and Asia Are Driven by Local Interests and Technology |
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| ANSI Ponders Role of Technical Association in Setting International Privacy Standards |
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| DMA Provides New Tool for Creating Custom Privacy Policy on the Net |
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| Volume 4, Number 3, 1997, Special Issue: P&AB's Survey Report |
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| Internet Privacy Survey |
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| From the Managing Editor |
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| Portrait of Net Users vs General Public |
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| Chart: Online and Offline Privacy Invasions |
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| 'Netizens' Concerns About Privacy and Confidentiality Online |
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| Chart: Privacy Concerns about the Internet vs. FAX, Telephone and Mail |
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| Chart: Public's Preference for Government Approach on Internet Privacy |
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| What Computer & Net Users Want Done |
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| Chart: Premiums v. Privacy Protection-Internet Users |
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| Online Survey Makes Business Case for Privacy |
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| Online Industry Must Respond to Consumers' Concerns |
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| Self Regulation Challenges Industry |
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| Benchmark Survey Spells Out Privacy Issues Industry Must Address to Build Internet Business |
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| Rising Consumer Concerns Dictate New Rules |
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| P&AB's Benchmark Survey Confirms Perceptions |
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| It's Consumer Privacy, Stupid! |
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| Government Must Protect Consumer Privacy Online |
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| Consumer Confidence a Must for Online Operation |
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| An Essay on Privacy: Competing Views |
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| Volume 4, Number 4, October/ November 1997 |
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| Washington Privacy Activity: Fast and Furious but Not Finished |
1-9, 15-19 |
Online Privacy Telecommunications Privacy and Encryption
Financial Information Privacy
Medical and Genetic Privacy Legislation
Identification and Location Information and Social Security Number Information
Children's Privacy
Privacy and Direct Marketing
Government-held Personal Information
The Clinton Administration: Privacy and the EU Directive
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| From the Managing Editor |
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| PrivacyExchange.org |
11-13 |
The Website
Purpose
Goals
Sponsorship
Management
Advisory Committee
Policies of the Site
Public-Space Services
The Experts' Forum
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| Letter from Vice President Al Gore |
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| Anne Wells Branscomb - An Appreciation |
21 |
| Metromail: Correcting the Record |
21 |
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| Volume 4, Number 5, 1997/98: Special Issue, Conference Overview |
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| Conference Overview |
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| From the Managing Editor |
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| The U.S. Privacy Year in Review |
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Public Opinion Trends
The States and Consumer Privacy in 1997
Consumer Privacy in Washington: 1996-1998
The Top Ten Consumer Laws with Privacy Provisions
Consumer Privacy and the Courts 1995-1997
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| Privacy Workshop Advances Practical Policy Solutions |
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| How Peer Companies Address the Process |
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How to Write a Privacy Policy
How to Conduct Privacy Audits and Reviews
How to Create Privacy Policies for Online Commerce
How to Navigate in the Global Arena
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| Pitofsky Keynote Describes FTC's Role |
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| The Keynoters: Self-Regulation and the Future of Electronic Commerce |
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Magaziner urges business to self-regulate here and globally
Van Skilling stresses non-regulatory approach to privacy protection
Weintzen highlights DMA's self regulatory efforts
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| "Dial-up" Privacy Plan Unveiled |
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| Public Records & Privacy |
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The Elements of Advocacy
Public Records, Privacy & Data Mining
The Risks of Public Record Disclosure: The Canadian Experience
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| Mock Hearing on Self-Regulation Yields Consensus |
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| Q&A for Business |
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| Q&A for The Advocates |
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| Using Contractual Assurances to Resolve TDF Issues |
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| Recent Privacy Developments in Telecommunications Law in the US |
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| Biometric Identifiers: Privacy Opportunities and Problems |
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Biometric Identifiers: A privacy enhancing technology for the 21st century
The costs and benefits of biometrics
Congress looking for guidance
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| The Luncheon Speakers: Business Views |
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| Congressional Perspectives on Electronic Commerce |
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