privacy

Paul McMullan and the denial of privacy
By David Allen Green - 30 November 17:36

Why privacy is not just for "paedos".

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“Show us the baby”
By David Allen Green - 18 November 18:33

The Court orders that a new and frightened young mother be left in peace.

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The myth of privacy law
By David Allen Green - 15 November 17:24

Bloggers give evidence to Parliament.

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Austrian hackers publish police data
By Sella Oneko - 28 September 18:59

A group of Austrian hackers release police data in protest against privacy bill

Hugh Grant: tabloid scrutiny is like living under the Stasi
By Helen Lewis - 14 May 13:21

In the wake of his New Statesman scoop, the actor debates privacy and superinjunctions.

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Has the Information Commissioner’s Office lost its bottle?
By Jason Stamper - 04 November 14:33

Google breached Data Protection Act but faces no fine.

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Teacher loses job for posting rude comments on Facebook
By New Statesman - 20 August 13:04

Changes to Facebook's privacy settings meant that the teacher did not realise her comments were publ

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Coalition plans bill to tackle 'judge-made privacy law'
By Dominic Ponsford - 18 August 12:15

"Dangerous aspects" of case law that "restrict freedom of expression" to be tackled by Justice Minis

Why McNally may be wrong on privacy law
By David Allen Green - 17 August 16:53

Tom McNally calls for yet more legislation on privacy law, but this could be last thing that privacy

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Digital rights
By Becky Hogge - 16 October 10:37

The decisions we make now about the internet will define our future

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