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Date Article Title Publication Author Synopsis
6/28/2009 Costa Rica:  Future Law on Data Protection in Costa Rica Internet Business Law Services Data Protection Review The Legislative Assembly's Legal Matters Committee has voted in favour of a data protection bill--the Law on Individual's Protection against Personal Data Treatment. 
5/4/2009 Brazil health cameras irk staff BBC News Gary Duffy Officials may pursue legal action against a mayor who installed cameras in a health centre to monitor customer service.
3/31/2009 FBI: Thousands of PR children victims of ID theft Denver Post   The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday announced that the personal information of 7,000 public school children in Puerto Rico was stolen by members of an identity theft ring.
11/27/2008 Feds Abandon Effort To Obtain Records Of Online Book Purchases USA Today Ryan Foley U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephen Crocker ruled that customers have a First Amendment right to keep their reading habits to themselves. The ruling led federal prosecutors to withdraw a subpoena that sought to obtain the identities of consumers who bought used books through Amazon.com. 
11/27/2008 Feds Abandon Effort To Obtain Records Of Online Book Purchases USA Today Ryan Foley U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephen Crocker ruled that customers have a First Amendment right to keep their reading habits to themselves. The ruling led federal prosecutors to withdraw a subpoena that sought to obtain the identities of consumers who bought used books through Amazon.com. 
12/20/2007 European Consumer Groups Ramp Up Pressure To Achieve Privacy Review Of Google-DoubleClick Deal Info World Paul Meller A consumer group, joined by three national associations, yesterday warned the European Commission that Google's proposed acquisition of online advertising company DoubleClick would weaken consumer privacy and increase prices for online goods and services.
12/20/2007 European Consumer Groups Ramp Up Pressure To Achieve Privacy Review Of Google-DoubleClick Deal Info World Paul Meller A consumer group, joined by three national associations, yesterday warned the European Commission that Google's proposed acquisition of online advertising company DoubleClick would weaken consumer privacy and increase prices for online goods and services.
12/12/2007 Government Launches Data Protection Website The Bahama Journal Lindsay Thompson The government has officially launched its premier website for the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, an aim to defend the privacy of personal information.
12/12/2007 Government Launches Data Protection Website The Bahama Journal Lindsay Thompson The government has officially launched its premier website for the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, an aim to defend the privacy of personal information.
8/3/2007 Mexico, IT & Telecoms, Online Personal Data Protection Mondaq   This Mondaq News story explores the issues related to the pursuit of a data protection law in Mexico that achieves a balance between data protection and the free flow of information for commerce.
 
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