The 2014 MedEdge Summit was a resounding success. Academics, innovators, entrepreneurs, and practitioners filled the auditorium and networking booths. As one of the lucky attendees, I zoomed in on Dr.…
Category: Electronic Databases
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An Interview with James Williams and Michael Power: Putting Privacy and Data Protection Under the Lens
The course Comparative Law: Privacy and Data Protection is offered this coming term at Osgoode Law School. IP Osgoode interviewed the course co-professors, James Williams (Osgoode site, personal site) and…
in Advisory Board, Cloud Services, Electronic Databases, Infringement, Internet, IP, IP Reform, Privacy, Regulatory Policy, Technology, Telecommunications0by Editor
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Diagnosing Ontario's Electronic Medical Records Bill: Healthier, but Not Out of the Woods Yet
The Ontario Government’s new electronic health records bill has passed its second reading. The Electronic Personal Health Information Protection Act (Bill 78, EPHIPA or EHR Act), is a responsive and…
in Blogs, Cloud Services, Electronic Databases, European Union, Feature Post, Internet, Jurisdiction, MediaLaws, Privacy0by Editor
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Developments in Data Protection in 2012 and Trends for 2013
The re-posting of this analysis is part of a cross-posting collaboration with MediaLaws: Law and Policy of the Media in a Comparative Perspective. 2012 was a very busy year for Italian lawmakers. Several…
in Canada, Cloud Services, Commercialization, Electronic Databases, Gaming, IP, Privacy, Social Media, Technology0by Editor
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Video Game Consoles: The Gift that Keeps on Giving (Personal Info)
‘Twas the season for video games. And what better way to top up the coolest gift you gave over the holidays than with an accompanying list of privacy warnings for…
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Defriend: Privacy Concerns are back in the Newsfeed
An Austrian student studying law in Silicon Valley has raised serious flags about Facebook’s lack of adherence to privacy law and disclosure regulation. (more…)