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Rogue employees pose risk to privacy compliance, corporate info
The U.K.’s Huffington Post is reporting that a rogue employee of a major mobile phone company has illegally sold millions of customer records to rival companies. Apparently, customers’ pe… more →
Brian Bowman - On the Cutting Edge
Rogue employees pose risk to privacy compliance, corporate info
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Brian Bowman wrote 1 week ago: The U.K.’s Huffington Post is reporting that a rogue employee of a major mobile phone company … more →
Case Report - RCMP allowed to access flight manifest without a warrant
Dan Michaluk wrote 3 weeks ago: On November 6th, the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal held that the RCMP did not conduct an unreasonable … more →
Are the media subject to PIPEDA?
Brian Bowman wrote 2 months ago: Is there one set of privacy rules for regular businesses and one for the media? In a past case summa … more →
Laptop Encryption: "I don’t know what we have to do to drive this message home” says Commissioner
Brian Bowman wrote 2 months ago: A summer incident involving sensitive personal information on stolen laptops has brought the issue o … more →
"Crossing the picket lines" to privacy
Brian Bowman wrote 2 months ago: Call off the strike, some trade unions are protecting more than their members’ collective barg … more →
Canadians: We Love Our Privacy
Warren wrote 2 months ago: We’ve had a Privacy Commissioner here in Canada for decades now, but the office has become muc … more →
Spam, Blam, No Thank You Ma'am
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midnightinchicago wrote 2 months ago: This past weekend, I received spam email from a local entrepreneur who has recently completed a smal … more →
The conflict between mobile devices and privacy: can't we all just get along?
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Brian Bowman wrote 3 months ago: The sound of ringing telephones has caused migraines for millions ever since Alexander Graham Bell p … more →
Changes to PIPEDA may be coming soon
Brian Bowman wrote 3 months ago: Have you heard the saying “Just when you think you understand the situation, what you don … more →
Is your business engaging in "cloud computing"? Probably.
Brian Bowman wrote 4 months ago: Have you heard the term “cloud computing“, but aren’t really clear what it means? … more →
Facebook criticized by Canada's Privacy Commissioner: Canadian businesses can learn from high profile investigation
Brian Bowman wrote 4 months ago: The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (the “OPC”) has just released an in-dep … more →
Why do Facebook application developers need real user data anyways?
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cogitatioprivatim wrote 4 months ago: I just finished reading the report of the Canadian Privacy Commissioner on investigations into compl … more →
Privacy insurance: read the fineprint
Brian Bowman wrote 5 months ago: Your business has insurance for typical business risks, but will your insurance protect you from lia … more →
SCC dismisses application for leave in challenge to bank investigation
Dan Michaluk wrote 5 months ago: One June 4th, the Supreme Court of Canada denied an application for leave to appeal the Ontario Cour … more →
Information & Ideas team speaks out on slaw.ca
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Brian Bowman wrote 6 months ago: It’s been a thrilling week for my colleagues at Pitblado LLP as it was announced earlier this … more →
What would happen if one of your employees posted a video of an irate customer on YouTube?
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Brian Bowman wrote 6 months ago: The posting of a YouTube video of a woman throwing a tantrum at the Hong Kong International Airport … more →
Privacy rights overlooked in bankruptcies and insolvencies
Luis Millán wrote 6 months ago: Eight years after the federal government introduced legislation that applies to the collection, use … more →
Private-sector privacy law debated in Manitoba
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Brian Bowman wrote 6 months ago: The Manitoba Legislature is currently debating Bill 219 – The Personal Information Protection … more →
Emailing Prospects and Adhering To Privacy Law
gabbyjeans wrote 7 months ago: Many Canadian real estate professionals don’t fully understand Canadian privacy law and how it impac … more →
