Session II will examine the implications of online profiling technologies for consumer privacy. Session III will focus on the online profiling industry's self-regulatory efforts to protect consumers' privacy online. Anyone who wants to participate as a panellist in one or more of the workshop sessions must make a written request to do so. In addition, the agencies are requesting public comment addressing various issues related to the practice of online profiling. This will be the second conference of 1999.
Admission is free of charge.
A thousand delegates from around the world are expected. 7 nations accused of terrorism. The US is expected to announce a significant loosening of the US Government's controversial export controls on encryption technology. The English High Court held that the defamatory posting was published by the Defendant. Local government and state officials say they'll soon need to tax Internet transactions to fund services.