Privacy and confidentiality: the importance of context.(Report)
Privacy and confidentiality often appear as twinned concepts. When they do, as with human twins, they typically appear in order: privacy first, confidentiality second. In this ordering, privacy is thought of as protecting some aspect of access to the person: guarding him or her from bodily

Publication: The Monist

Group privacy and government surveillance of religious services.(Report)
Privacy is not typically seen as a 'religious' issue, but faith groups in Canada are going to have to address some difficult questions relating to privacy in the near future, if they are not embroiled in them already. A particularly pressing area of concern is government surveillance of religious

Publication: The Monist

CICA and AICPA issue draft privacy framework
Privacy is a risk management issue. Many organizations looking for assistance in managing privacy risk are turning to CAs and CPAs for help in developing and implementing privacy programs. The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) and the American Institute of Certified Public

Publication: CA Magazine

The effect of dormitory type and room view on the perception of privacy and territoriality by female residents.
Privacy and territoriality are two main concepts in dormitory design. They make major differences in satisfaction level for the residents. Those two concepts were tested in three female dormitories at Irbid city, Jordan. Those three dormitories were selected according to dormitory type and room

Publication: Architectural Science Review

Protecting the privacy rights of all Canadians
Privacy is a significant concern to Canadian consumers. In fact, recent polls and surveys have identified fears about privacy as one of the principal inhibitors to the growth of electronic commerce in Canada. In response to these concerns and to promote international e-commerce, the federal

Publication: CA Magazine

NCR to banks: Privacy is good for business.
Privacy is a hot potato in whoever's lap it lands as a policy issue-Washington regulators, Congress, the European Community, any enterprise that deals with sensitive personal information (that means every bank), and individual consumers. How hot? Some samples: * In a 1995 Equifax-Harris poll, 80%

Publication: ABA Banking Journal