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As social networking Web sites become more than just a virtual place for the global community to link to friends, they test our social, legal and personal boundaries, says attorney Harry A. Valetk. L
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Everyone is grappling with self-reported data spills. Organizations of every size, public and private, here and abroad, are feeling the fast-paced, disruptive economic sting of an unauthorized sensit
Can your personal online activity jeopardize your career
We share everything about ourselves online. We post candid images, videos, political views, religious beliefs and gossip. We post permanent, intimate details we once held private. And no one seems to
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We share everything about ourselves online. We post candid images, videos, political views, religious beliefs and gossip. We post permanent, intimate details we once held private. And no one seems to
The growth of virtual communities and social networking sites has left policymakers puzzled by how to address the ways that users -- particularly minors -- behave online. Current proposals create an
Technology: Radio frequency identification (RFID) tracking technology uses electronic tags to automatically identify and track animals, goods, and even people
New tracking technology has incalculable advantages, such as keeping track of livestock and goods. But, by the same token, this revolutionary inventory management tool could take privacy concerns to
President Bush recently signed into law a bill designed to increase penalties for identity theft. According to the bill's congressional findings, tougher penalties were needed because many identity p
Businesses, public and private agencies and Internet providers -- not to mention ordinary folks -- have a modern-day worry that's growing at an alarming rate: identity theft. President Bush is expect
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