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Privacy Bills Begin Dropping in Congress; More to Follow

Posted on February 18, 2011

Posted in Congress, Department of Commerce, Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission, United States

As expected, this year is shaping up to be a busy year on privacy. As we noted in an earlier post, many Congressional members on both sides of the aisle are focusing on privacy issues. We still expect Senator Kerry to introduce comprehensive privacy legislation in the next few…

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Stearns Is Reworking Draft Boucher-Stearns Online Privacy Bill

By Inside Privacy on January 21, 2011

Posted in Congress, United States

Earlier this week, Gerry Waldron discussed the 2011 outlook for online privacy legislation in the House, examining the impact that major changes to membership of the House Energy & Commerce Committee will have. We now know that, despite former Telecom Subcommittee chairman Rick Boucher’s loss in the November election…

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