The Clinton Administration is seeking public input on the position it is taking in response to a strict new European privacy law, prompting speculation it may be trying to back away from its controversial hands-off approach to protecting privacy in the digital age. The Commerce Department on Friday will post on its Web site a statement that spells out its basic laissez-faire approach on privacy regulations, a position that is at odds with a European Union directive that took effect October 26. But for the first time, the Administration is seeking public comment about its position on this issue. The MSBC Superlist of anti-Microsoft information. All rights reserved.
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