Posts Tagged ‘Information Commissioner’

Google escapes fine for privacy breach

November 5th, 2010


Google and the Information Commissioner’s Office have displayed contempt for privacy — and free speech will suffer as a result, says Alex Deane of Big Brother Watch

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Google maps government censorship‎ requests

April 21st, 2010


Google discloses demands for censorship, user data. It’s new government search tool exposes state censorship and demands for user information. Emily Butselaar reports
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Good on spin, bad on justice

April 30th, 2009

chris_ames_140x140jpg1 The Ministry of Justice was more concerned with spinning the ‘Titan prisons’ controversy than complying with its own Freedom of Information Act, says
Chris Ames

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Information Commissioner: Google Street View should not be stopped

April 23rd, 2009

The UK’s Information Commissioner has said there will be no move to censor Google Street View, despite admitting it carries a small risk of privacy invasion. Read more here

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