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Ripping into U.K. Privacy Bill
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23 March 2000
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'LONDON -- Privacy advocates say a proposed bill that could force Internet service providers hand over data traffic information would harm Britain's e-commerce environment and encourage e-business companies to locate elsewhere. But in keeping with the heated tone the debate has taken, one government official attending a conference Wednesday at the London School of Economics claimed the bill would help "make the U.K. the best place in the world for e-commerce." ' link
Posted by SteveC at 12:11 AM Thu 23 Mar 2000
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Govt. Consultations
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