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Implementing PIPEDA: A Review of Internet Privacy Statements and Online Practices

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PIPEDA Conference, March 18, 2005 PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 10 February 2005


Thank you to everyone who helped make our conference a success.  For those who attended the conference, please fill out an evaluation form to help us plan for future conferences.

The proceedings of the conference have been recorded and can be viewed on your web browser.  Please visit the Recorded Webcast section of the conference website for more information.  PowerPoint slide presentations for some of the speakers are available in the Recorded Webcast section.

IMPLEMENTING PIPEDA

A Review of Internet Privacy Statements and On-Line Practices

Friday, March 18th,
9:30 - 4:00 pm.

SPEAKERS

Daniel Solove -
Associate Professor,George Washington University Law School

Mathew Englander -
Lawyer and complainant in Englander v TELUS case

Stephanie Perrin -
President of Digital Discretion, and Research Coordinator,
Anonymity Project (www.anonequity.org)

Drew McArthur -
Vice President and PrivacyOfficer for TELUS

A conference to discuss current on-line privacy policies and practices in the Canadian private sector, the effectiveness of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, and related emerging information privacy issues.

The University of Toronto's Centre for Innovation Law and Policy at the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Information Studies will be hosting a conference on the implementation of the Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA): A review of Internet privacy statements and on-line practices.

Daniel Solove, an associate professor of law at the George Washington University Law School and an authority in the areas of information privacy law and cyberspace law, will be the keynote speaker for the conference.

The conference will take place March 18 in the Bennet Lecture hall inside Flavelle House at the Faculty of Law.  There is no cost to attend the conference, but registration is encouraged.  Registration is also available at the door. A  timetable and speaker's list is now available.

The conference will be webcast live, and remote participants will be able to post questions to speakers and session moderators through this website's Public Forum.

For more information, contact:

Rajen Akalu,
rajen.akalu@utoronto.ca
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A conference made possible by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner

BENNETT LECTURE HALL, FLAVELLE HOUSE   UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO FACULTY OF LAW   78 QUEEN'S PARK, TORONTO

   
   

 

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