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PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 60
22 June, 2007
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Orange and Littlewoods found in breach of DP ActThe ICO is getting tougher. The Information Commissioner, Richard Thomas will be launching his consultation on his ?New strategy and new priorities for Data Protection and Freedom of Information‘ at the PL&B Cambridge Conference on Monday, 2nd JulyICO publishes guidance on bankruptcy
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 59
12 June, 2007
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Three men sent to prison for data protection related offencePeople are willing to pay for better privacy
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 58
25 May, 2007
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Information Commissioner audits HBOS
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 57
18 May, 2007
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Manual data exemption expires in OctoberLords inquiry into surveillance
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 56
19 April, 2007
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UK employee wins monitoring case at European courtConsultation on data retentionNew British Standard on destroying confidential materialThomas ready for second term
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 55
14 March, 2007
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UK employee wins monitoring case at European courtConsultation on data retentionNew British Standard on destroying confidential materialThomas ready for second term
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 54
16 February, 2007
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FSA fines Nationwide £980,000 for lapse in data security and warns other firms
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 53
8 February, 2007
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Government decides on jail sentences for Data Protection Act offences
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 52
16 January, 2007
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Government wants to relax existing data sharing lawsAccountancy firm fined for data protection offence
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 51
16 January, 2007
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ICO prosecutes Liverpool City CouncilICO names and shames media that buy personal data
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 50
17 November, 2006
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Up to 10 years of imprisonment for DoS attacks ICO investigates banks’ poor data securityICO releases new training materialDavid Smith elected Chair of Europol’s data protection supervisory body
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 49
12 October, 2006
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ICO to investigate call centres’ data processing RFIDs and CCTV images are personal data if combined
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 48
18 September, 2006
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Government wants private and public sectors to share data Network operators and ISPs may face duty to notify security breachesICO advice on unwanted direct marketing calls
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 47
11 August, 2006
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Consultation on heavier DPA penalties MPs want to delay ID cardsICO publishes Annual Report
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 46
13 July, 2006
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HSBC’s Indian call centre leaks UK customer dataICO stops website from collecting personal dataBanks ask to process data on child porn convictionsICO issues guidance for financial advisors
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 45
16 June, 2006
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Scottish National Party in breach of privacy regulationsHalf of UK companies fail to explain rules on e-mail useBarclays to offer free anti-virus software to its customersApply for public sector excellence award
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 44
16 June, 2006
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European Court of Justice declares the EU/US air passenger data agreement illegal
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 43
4 May, 2006
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Bogus agency fined £1,000 for offences under the DPA 1998Information Commissioner publishes guidance on buying and selling databasesInformation Commissioner publishes guidance on outsourcingInformation Commissioner publishes guidance on privacy enhancing technologiesScottish Executive issues identity numbers to pupilsGibraltar’s Government announces dates for implementation of new data protection law
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 42
2 March, 2006
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Identity thieves target Network RailICO publishes guidance about employee referencesInformation Commissioner resolves DP/FoI tension and orders disclosure of MPs expensesJersey’s New Data Protection Law now implementedNorthumbria University offers new course in Information Rights
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 41
2 March, 2006
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Businessman awarded damages in e-mail spam casePrivate detective found guiltySkip reveals credit card details of guests at five-star hotelICO accuses Bournemouth Borough Council of negligenceDavid Smith takes up post as new Deputy CommissionerBarclays Bank promotes security software as part of its online serviceDepartment for Constitutional Affairs launches new information rights journal
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 40
25 November, 2005
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Information Commissioner’s Office launches new enforcement strategyProtection of personal data now ranked society’s third most important issueMeaning of ?personal data? to be reviewedCelebrating 21 years of the Data Protection ActE-mail marketing guidance from the Information Commissioner
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 39
12 September, 2005
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Private sector access to public sector informationNorthern Irish data protection scamAssurances given over Jersey’s population register schemePublication of new guide to freedom of information law in Scotland
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 38
14 July, 2005
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Information Tribunal hears first case ? on police data retentionManchester airport pays compensation by mistake?Information Commissioner releases annual report and announces new deputy
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 37
4 May, 2005
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Four men found guilty of selling police dataHigh Courts reaffirms the Durant interpretation of personal data
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 36
4 May, 2005
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Lib Dems accuse rival parties of data protection breachesUsed hard disks expose confidential dataOrganisations warned over Instant Messaging threat
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 35
4 May, 2005
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Information Commissioner publishes health data code
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 34
9 December, 2004
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Government task force targets EU bureaucracyEuropean regulators back short privacy noticesHome Office publishes ID card billPolice force accused of staff privacy breachSchools get guidance on student photos
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 33
5 November, 2004
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Cahoot security flaw exposes customer accountsUK government opposed Data Protection Act amendmentsICO appoint Chief Operating OfficerSMEs recognise business benefits of DP compliance
PL&B United Kingdom E-news, Issue 32
6 September, 2004
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HFC Bank breaches Data Protection ActCEOs fail to act on data security threatsSAP seeks dialogue on RFIDs
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