by Rob May
on Mar 15, 2013
in Data Ownership
The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article on whether or not the U.S. should adopt European data privacy protections. In Europe, there are strict rules about what companies can and can’t do in terms of collecting, using, disclosing and storing personal information, and governments are pushing to make the regulations even stronger. That has [...]
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by Jay Garmon
on Apr 21, 2012
in Data Ownership
Maryland is standing up for privacy rights and data ownership, as the Old Line State is set to ban employers from demanding access to employee social networking accounts. In case you hadn’t heard, there’s a growing national trend of corporations, schools and state agencies requiring a handover of Facebook passwords so employers can monitor and [...]
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