ChadKing.com Archives: October 2004
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29 October 2004
Role-Based Privacy Management (IAPP Conference)
(Chad King is attending the IAPP Conference in New Orleans)
Richard Purcell and Alan Chapell are speaking on Beyond the CPO: Role-Based Privacy Management. Richard is president of the Corporate Privacy Group and has worked extensively with Microsoft. Alan is president of Chapell and Associates and worked with Jupiter Research.
Richard: The idea that a CPO is [...]
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29 October 2004
Privacy Law — The Year in Review (IAPP Conference)
(Chad King is attending the IAPP conference in New Orleans)
Bob Belair of Oldaker, Biden & Belair is speaking on Privacy Law — The Year in Review:
In 2003, over 100 major privacy bills were introduced in Congress and Congress conducted over 200 hearings on privacy. In 2004, less than 50 privacy-related bills were introduced in Congress [...]
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29 October 2004
What Happens Here, Stays . . . Recorded?
Last Tuesday, Las Vegas taxi drivers, owners and government regulators agreed that, by April 1, 2005, security surveillance cameras will be required in all 2,000 cabs serving the area. The measure, like those currently being initiated in Los Angeles and Chicago, is intended to reduce crime and otherwise assist with security.
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28 October 2004
Los Angeles: “Roll Cameras!”
Add Los Angeles and Hollywood to the growing list of cities using surveillance cameras on city streets. Only a month ago, Chicago announced its intentions to mount cameras in public places. Both LA and Chicago cite crime control as the motivation for the cameras.
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28 October 2004
Marketing Privacy: Profiling Behavior (IAPP Conference)
(Chad King is attending the IAPP conference in New Orleans)
This session is focused on Profiling Behavior — Privacy in a New Marketing World. The panel consists of representatives from TNS, RevenueScience, Claria, Doubleclick, and Chapell & Associates.
Brooks Dobbs of Doubleclick is discussing how many online companies did a poor job of communicating the “value proposition” [...]
