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	Groups demand privacy for Google Books A coalition of privacy and civil liberties groups are saying that Google Books could become "one-stop shopping" for law enforcement to track people's reading habits. The ACLU of Northern California, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Samuelson law clinic at UC Berkeley sent a letter to Google CEO Eric Schmidt demanding privacy safeguards. The technologies of Internet censorship With Rafsanjani's speech supporting the resistance in Iran, it seems likely that a new phase of dissent over the fraudulent election will shortly emerge. That prospect may have the IT departments in the Iranian government beefing up their chops. Get Latest Headlines in RSS		Panasonic VIERA LCD HDTV Buy now, only: $599 NEW Apple iPhone 3G S Pre-Order Sale! $199.00 NEW TECHNOLOGIES Sponsored content and IT resources Achieving HIPAA Security Rule Compliance Being compliant with HIPAA is challenging. Learn how Lumension can help address compliance challenges by providing the required audit readiness. Privilege Access Control For Compliance with Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Read this paper for an explanation of the security gap between UNIX/Linux operating system design and GLBA compliance, and a review of Gartner's paper on the importance of controlling UNIX superuser privileges. (Symark Software) The Economist Intelligence Report: Managing Risk Through Financial Processes Learn to manage risks more efficiently - and improve your decision-making - by embedding governance, risk and compliance into your financial processes. Slash Storage Costs, Archive to the Cloud Learn more about how "the cloud" provides a virtually infinite storage area for archival data.
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