TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - January 13, 2012: Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner Dr. Ann Cavoukian, has once again asserted her commitment to the protection and security of confidential medical information ...

Google is focusing on the importance of protecting personal information in an unusual marketing campaign for a company that has been blasted for its own online privacy lapses and practices.

CHICAGO , Jan. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Online Trust Alliance (OTA) today announced the 2012 Privacy and Data Protection Town Hall, to be hosted on Tuesday, January 24 from 7:30-10 a.m. at the Mid-America ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc., under scrutiny from privacy watchdogs for changes it made to its search engine, is...

Google, under scrutiny from privacy watchdogs for changes it made to its search engine, is launching a splashy ad campaign designed to alleviate privacy concerns. read more

In its Good to Know effort, Google will spend tens of millions on ads in U.S. newspapers and magazines and in public places such as subways to urge people to protect their personal information online. Google Inc., under scrutiny from privacy watchdogs for changes it made to its search engine, is launching a splashy ad campaign designed to alleviate privacy concerns.

Privacy group wants FTC to examine Google's integration of Google+ results into search results.

Three members of the U.S. House have called for a Congressional hearing on issues raised by the use of the Carrier IQ's software by wireless carriers.

Google's Search plus Your World: The Electronic Privacy Information Center is urging government regulators to probe a new search feature from Google, saying it invades the privacy of users and shuts out competitors.

Public Outrage Grows Over Lax Privacy Polices At Popular Social Networking Sites Recent actions by social networking leaders in the market place have brought new attention to a user?s privacy rights.?? Despite the fact that these sites provide a freemium service to users, abuse and arrogance of a user?s privacy rights combined with user ignorance ...