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• Chief Privacy Officers and Data Security Specialists Gather to Discuss Privacy and Security Issues.

Business Editors, Health/Medical Writers PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 20, 2002 Privacy & Data Security Academy & Expo Sponsored by the Inte...

• Business Wire
• August 20, 2002

• Is Privacy the Best Policy? Spring Issue of The Hub Magazine Features Perspectives Of AT&T, IBM and Microsoft Chief Privacy Officers.

Business Editors WESTPORT, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 12, 2001 How issues of consumer privacy affect the business of building brands is the foc...

• Business Wire
• March 12, 2001

• Privacy on the books and on the ground.

... of a sea change: the rise of the chief privacy officer II. INVESTIGATING PRIVACY ON THE G... interviews with chief privacy officers (CPOs) (11) identified as industry leaders by thei...

• Stanford Law Review
• Vol. 63 Nbr. 2, January 2011

• Data Quality Campaign Offers Insights to Stories You Are Writing On New Proposed Ferpa Regulations

WASHINGTON, April 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Today the U.S. Department of Education released proposed Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) regulations. With all 50 states committed to building education data systems to meet the September 2011 deadlines of the federal stimulus, the clarification of how FERPA applies to statewide data systems will be in sharp focus in the coming weeks. If you are writing a story on these issues, Data Quality Campaign Executive Director, Aimee Guidera, or Director of National and Federal Initiatives, Lyndsay Pinkus, are available to provide information and insight to discussions on a wide range of topics related to the new FERPA guidelines, including how states can use data to improve education while also protecting student privacy. DQC can also ...

• U.S. Newswire
• April 07, 2011

• 32 CFR 806b.7 - Responsibilities.

...PART 806B - PRIVACY ACT PROGRAM. subpart a - OVERVIEW OF THE PRIVACY A...(a) The Air Force Chief Information Officer is the senior Air Force Privac... Air Force Functional Chief Information Officers: (1) Review and provide final approval on Privacy ...

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 32: National Defense

• Full Statement From Mayor Luke Ravenstahl

I am pleased that we have finally arrived at a conclusion to the McNeilly matter. Entering into a settlement was the option that best preserved the interests of the city, its taxpayers and Ms. McNeilly. A protracted legal battle would only have served the interests of the lawyers, generating additional legal fees for Ms. McNeilly's attorneys. It is important to note that Ms. McNeilly was not disciplined for speaking her mind. Rather, she was disciplined for releasing to the public a police officer's confidential personnel file. That act was prohibited by police department rules created to protect the privacy rights of our officers. Chief Harper meted out the discipline he believed to be warranted to manage the police department effectively and I supported his decision.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• March 27, 2007

• Police to Form Privacy Council

REDLANDS - The Police Department is creating a Privacy Council to advise officers on its use of surveillance cameras. Chief Jim Bueermann said he expects the new group to begin meeting in about three weeks. The panel will not have authority to craft surveillance policies - that power is vested in the chief's office - but will be able to advise police on how to balance the officers' efforts to gain information and the public's rights to privacy.

• The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
• August 03, 2007

• Redlands Pd Creates Surveillance Camera Advisory Panel

REDLANDS -- The Police Department is creating a Privacy Council to advise officers on its use of surveillance cameras. Chief Jim Bueermann said he expects the new group to begin meeting in about three weeks. The panel will not have authority to craft surveillance policies -- that power is vested in the chief's office -- but will be able to advise police on how to balance the officers' efforts to gain information and the public's rights to privacy.

• The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
• August 02, 2007

• FTC Privacy Report and Department of Commerce Green Paper Raises Important Questions on Commercial Use of Information About People.

... Trade Commission (FTC), the nation's chief consumer protection agency, and the Department of ... the professional cadre of Chief Privacy Officers we now have in multiple agencies. A key role for t...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Nbr. 2011, January 2011

• Top African-American Female Attorney in Navy

[Karen Gibbs] is the Commanding Officer. NR Navy Marine-Corps Appellate Review Activity 116 (government), which supports the Office of the Judge Advocate General, Code 46 (NAMARA Government Unit). Washington Navy Yard, D.C. As such, she commands a unit of 14, including officers and enlisted, who provide responses to allegations of error in records of courts-martial before the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Military Review. The U.S. Attorney is the chief law enforcement officer in this entire district because we prosecute all federal crime," she said. "We represent the United States in all actions, including criminal and civil actions, and I have served as an attorney in both the criminal and civil divisions of my office. I am a pu...

... Torts Claims; Freedom of Information and Privacy Act suits; Constitutional torts; and Social Securi...

• Michigan Chronicle
• October 01, 2009