The Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Dispute, Territorial Jurisdiction and Global Governance

Kobrin, Stephen J.

doi:10.2139/ssrn.349561

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“…The United States favors sectoral regulation (laws regarding certain sectors, such as health information), free-market incentives, and voluntary actions to protect privacy (see Korbin, 2002). In the transcript of her presentation to the 25th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners on September 11, 2003, included as an appendix to the annual report, CPO Kelly stated, "I would joyfully and passionately pronounce that while the legislative framework [in the United States] is complex, the enforcement-from a multitude of sources-is tremendous and zealous" (U.S. Department, 2004, Appendix D, p. 4).…”

Section: Analysis Of the First Annual Reportmentioning

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“…These comments refer to the fact that the United States is currently in the midst of a protracted dispute with the 27-nation European Union as well as with other nations because the United States does not share the idea common to other developed nations that data privacy is a fundamental right that should be protected by law. The United States favors sectoral regulation (laws regarding certain sectors, such as health information), free-market incentives, and voluntary actions to protect privacy (see Korbin, 2002). In the transcript of her presentation to the 25th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners on September 11, 2003, included as an appendix to the annual report, CPO Kelly stated, "I would joyfully and passionately pronounce that while the legislative framework [in the United States] is complex, the enforcement-from a multitude of sources-is tremendous and zealous" (U.S. Department, 2004, Appendix D, p. 4).…”

Section: Analysis Of the First Annual Reportmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Time and Exigence in Temporal Genres

Markel

2008

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

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Genre use entails a rhetorical response to an exigence in the writer\u27s context. In one category of genres, which the author calls temporal genres, linear time constitutes a major exigence to which writers must respond. Temporal genres, such as annual reports and status reports, call for writers to publish texts because a certain amount of time has passed, even if they are not yet ready to do so. The first annual report of the Privacy Office of the Department of Homeland Security reveals an ineffective ethos and discontinuities between the mission of the office and that of the department. But the second annual report reveals a more effective ethos and greater harmony between the missions. This study shows how the requirement to report can force writers to decide existential issues of identity and mission

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Section: Analysis Of the First Annual Reportmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Analysis Of the First Annual Reportmentioning

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Time and Exigence in Temporal Genres

Markel

2008

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

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“…Korbin has argued that because a single website's business touches down in computers located throughout the world, every website owner "is, at least potentially, subject to regulation emanating from every jurisdiction in the world." [12] Already Spain and Portugal have levied millions of dollars of fines under the EUDPD and Sweden forced the Swedish affiliate of Dun and Bradstreet to discontinue transfer of personal information about Swedish customers to U.S. headquarters [9].…”

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Neglect of information privacy instruction

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Romney

2004

Proceedings of the 5th Conference on Information Technology Education

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Not only should InformationTechnology (IT) Educators be knowledgeable regarding data privacy legislation but they should be teaching correct system and database design principles to IT students in order to ensure future application design compliance with international legislative trends. Perhaps the most contentious and serious issue facing IT practitioners in the world today is data privacy. Data Privacy impacts every aspect of IT from database and application design to privacy and use policies, and system security and information assurance. The European Union Directive legislation has aggressively set the pattern of excellence in preserving individual data privacy worldwide, and Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Document Act exerts an influence on U.S. commerce Within the U.S. laws such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act seek to protect information privacy in specific industries.

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Multinational Data-Privacy Laws: An Introductionfor IT Managers

Perkins

Markel

2004

IEEE Trans. Profess. Commun.

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The Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Dispute, Territorial Jurisdiction and Global Governance

Cited by 7 publications

References 32 publications

Time and Exigence in Temporal Genres

Time and Exigence in Temporal Genres

Neglect of information privacy instruction

Multinational Data-Privacy Laws: An Introductionfor IT Managers

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