Chiranuch's LM verdict tomorrow - Bangkok Post

The verdict in lese majeste and computer crimes charges against Prachatai webmaster Chiranuch Premchaiporn will be read on Monday in the Bangkok Criminal Court under heavy international scrutiny because of the implications for internet service ...

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Massachusetts Reports On Data Breaches For 2007-2011
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Peer-to-penalty: Six-year music sharing trial ends in €880 fine - RT

Web users see a different point to the story. P2P sharing is illegal, and can bring criminal procescution - but what about public services like YouTube? To showcase the inconsistency, Nelson Cruz, a contributor to the PCManias online magazine, ...

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Preparation and prevention key to keeping kids safe - PennLive.com

Here are the top causes of unintentional death and injuries in children under the age of 14 in Pennsylvania as identified by Safe Kids Pennsylvania, and steps parents and caregivers can take to keep kids safe. It's probably no surprise that motor ...

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Analysis: Data security - the 93 per cent solution - Computing

These were among the headline findings of the biennial government-sponsored Information security breaches survey report from PwC and the Department of Business, Innovation and Science, released at the Infosecurity Europe conference in London late last ...

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Six fines issued for data breaches - Belfast Telegraph

Six public bodies were fined over personal data security breaches in the last year despite hundreds of reported cases, a report has said. One of the biggest penalties went to Midlothian Council as it was fined £140000 for sending details on children ...

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The hard drives most likely to expose your data aren't your own - Ars Technica

By Casey Johnston | Published April 27, 2012 10:57 AM Hard drives that provide prime material for identity theft are more likely to come from a company for which you are an employee or client than from your own computer, according to a study released ...

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