On November 2-3, 2011, Mexico’s Federal Institute for Access to Information and Data Protection (“IFAI”) will host the 33rd International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Mexico City. Marty Abrams, President of the Centre for Information Policy Leadership at Hunton & Williams LLP, is the chairman of the Conference’s advisory panel and principal advisor to Conference organizers on program content. Hunton & Williams is a proud sponsor of the event which will feature Hunton representatives as speakers or moderators on multiple panels and plenary sessions, including the following:
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- Googles data collection violates privacy, claim regulators May 23, 2012Secrets spilled across the computer screen. After months of negotiation, Johannes Caspar, a German data protection official, forced Google to show him exactly what its Street View cars had been collecting from potentially millions of his fellow citizens.... […]
- Google’s data collection violates privacy: Regulator May 23, 2012After months of negotiation, Johannes Caspar, a German data protection official, forced Google to show him exactly what its Street View cars had been collecting from potentially millions of his fellow citizens. Snippets of emails, photographs, passwords,... […]
- Lawmakers mull changes to bias law May 23, 2012The political fallout from the Dharun Ravi sentencing has begun: One lawmaker has proposed strengthening penalties for cybercrimes while another is investigating whether amendments to the state'''s anti-bullying law are needed.Assemblywoman Mary Pat... […]
- Legislator calls for mandatory jail time for bias, voyeurism crimes May 22, 2012Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini proposed strengthening laws for cybercrime in light of the sentence given to Rutgers University student Dharun Ravi on Monday.Angelini, who sponsored the state'''s Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights, is looking to impose harsher... […]
- Government to tighten up online privacy rules May 22, 2012Attorney-General Nicola Roxon wants privacy laws tightened. Photo: Penny Bradfield The federal government will move to tighten up privacy rules to give people more information on how their personal details are being used on the internet. Attorney-General... […]
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