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	Privacy Law and Policy Reporter

2001

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Volume 7

February 2001 - Volume 7, No. 8

• Public debacles prompt privacy rethink - [2001] PLPR 1; (2001) 7 PLPR 149
  Dixon, Tim
• Technology to improve exercise of privacy rights — a Norwegian example - [2001] PLPR 2; (2001) 7 PLPR 153
  Schartum, Dag Wies
• Implementation of the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 - [2001] PLPR 3; (2001) 7 PLPR 156
  Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
• Should the OECD Guidelines apply to personal data online? - [2001] PLPR 4; (2001) 7 PLPR 158
  Office of the Federal Privacy Ontario
• Proposed amendments to NZ Privacy Act give ‘adequate’ protection - [2001] PLPR 5; (2001) 7 PLPR 160
  Stewart, Blair
• Codewatch: Privacy codes – What are they? Where are they? - [2001] PLPR 6; (2001) 7 PLPR 161
  Waters, Nigel
• The marketing exceptions in US health privacy rules - [2001] PLPR 7; (2001) 7 PLPR 164
  Gellman, Robert
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 8; (2001) 7 PLPR 168
  Greenleaf, Graham; Waters, Nigel

February 2001 - Volume 7, No. 9

• Core principles of data protection - [2001] PLPR 9; (2001) 7 PLPR 169
  Bygrave, Lee A
• Privacy impact assessment — traps for the unwary - [2001] PLPR 10; (2001) 7 PLPR 176
  Waters, Nigel
• Cases and complaints - [2001] PLPR 11; (2001) 7 PLPR 178
  Gunning, Patrick
• Introducing PITs and PETs: technologies affecting privacy - [2001] PLPR 12; (2001) 7 PLPR 181
  Clarke, Roger
• Review of credit advice summaries - [2001] PLPR 13; (2001) 7 PLPR 184
  Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
• Location information - [2001] PLPR 14; (2001) 7 PLPR 186
  International Working Group on Data Protection in Telecommunications
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 15; (2001) 7 PLPR 188
  Greenleaf, Graham

March/April 2001 - Volume 7, No. 10

• Central features of Australia’s private sector privacy law - [2001] PLPR 16; (2001) 7 PLPR 189
  Gunning, Patrick
• Outsourcing under the amended Privacy Act 1988 - [2001] PLPR 17; (2001) 7 PLPR 200
  Rawlings, Jane
• The developing right to privacy — at common law - [2001] PLPR 18; (2001) 7 PLPR 206
  Horton, Jonathan
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 19; (2001) 7 PLPR 208
  

Volume 8

May 2001 - Volume 8, No. 1

• Key concepts undermining the NPPs — a second opinion - [2001] PLPR 20; (2001) 8 PLPR 1
  Greenleaf, Graham
• Web bugs and internet advertising - [2001] PLPR 21; (2001) 8 PLPR 8
  Tsoi, Kaman
• When is a recording an interception - [2001] PLPR 22; (2001) 8 PLPR 12
  Gunning, Patrick
• Privacy issues in domain names - [2001] PLPR 23; (2001) 8 PLPR 14
  Dixon, Tim
• Australian privacy laws compared: ‘adequacy’ under the European Union Data Protection Directive - [2001] PLPR 24; (2001) 8 PLPR 16
  Waters, Nigel
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 25; (2001) 8 PLPR 24
  Greenleaf, Graham

June 2001 - Volume 8, No. 2

• International adequacy still an issue — Commissioners are not helping - [2001] PLPR 26; (2001) 8 PLPR 25
  Waters, Nigel
• Role of contracts in transborder data flow: EU directive and implications for international business - [2001] PLPR 27; (2001) 8 PLPR 27
  Longworth, Elizabeth
• Bridging the difference: the Safe Harbor and information privacy in the US and the EU - [2001] PLPR 28; (2001) 8 PLPR 32
  Wellbery, Barbara S
• Australian privacy laws compared: ‘adequacy’ under the EU Data Protection Directive? Pt 2 telecommunications and private sector - [2001] PLPR 29; (2001) 8 PLPR 39
  Waters, Nigel
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 30; (2001) 8 PLPR 47
  

July 2001 - Volume 8, No. 3

• Computer and internet surveillance in the workplace - [2001] PLPR 31; (2001) 8 PLPR 49
  Schulman, Andrew
• Research shows solid evidence for community concern and government attention - [2001] PLPR 32; (2001) 8 PLPR 59
  Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
• Certainty of identity: a fundamental misconception threat to security - [2001] PLPR 33; (2001) 8 PLPR 63
  Clarke, Roger
• Certainty of identity: a fundamental of security - [2001] PLPR 34; (2001) 8 PLPR 66
  Hawker MP, David

August 2001 - Volume 8, No. 4

• The Council of Europe Cybercrime Convention: a civil liberties perspective - [2001] PLPR 35; (2001) 8 PLPR 69
  Taylor, Greg
• Controlling the DNA database - [2001] PLPR 36; (2001) 8 PLPR 74
  Waters, Nigel
• Liability for spam through trespass to goods - [2001] PLPR 37; (2001) 8 PLPR 77
  Rollo, Troy
• A privacy code for telecommunications - [2001] PLPR 38; (2001) 8 PLPR 79
  Raiche, Holly
• P3P revisited - [2001] PLPR 39; (2001) 8 PLPR 81
  Clarke, Roger
• Balancing data protection and freedom of expression in the context of website publishing — recent Swedish case law - [2001] PLPR 40; (2001) 8 PLPR 83
  Bygrave, Lee A
• Codewatch - [2001] PLPR 41; (2001) 8 PLPR 86
  
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 42; (2001) 8 PLPR 88
  

September 2001 - Volume 8, No. 5

• The merry-go-round: credit report complaint handling under the Privacy Act - [2001] PLPR 43; (2001) 8 PLPR 89
  Corker, John; Bond, Carolyn
• Meta-brands: privacy marks and seals - [2001] PLPR 44; (2001) 8 PLPR 93
  Clarke, Roger
• Australian business attitudes to privacy Pt I: general trends - [2001] PLPR 45; (2001) 8 PLPR 95
  Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
• New Zealand public attitudes to privacy - [2001] PLPR 46; (2001) 8 PLPR 100
  Office of the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner
• Commissioner misleads by avoiding hard questions on PKI - [2001] PLPR 47; (2001) 8 PLPR 101
  Greenleaf, Graham
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 48; (2001) 8 PLPR 108
  Greenleaf, Graham; Waters, Nigel

October 2001 - Volume 8, No. 6

• After 11 September - [2001] PLPR 49; (2001) 8 PLPR 109
  Chadwick, Paul
• Commissioners’ principled responses to 11 September - [2001] PLPR 50; (2001) 8 PLPR 111
  Waters, Nigel
• Consent: how much can the meaning of a word change in four months - [2001] PLPR 51; (2001) 8 PLPR 112
  Svantesson, Dan
• Complying with Australia’s new privacy legislation - [2001] PLPR 52; (2001) 8 PLPR 113
  Berthold, Mark
• Australian business attitudes to privacy Pt II: industry sectors and regional comparisons - [2001] PLPR 53; (2001) 8 PLPR 118
  Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner
• New Zealand’s Privacy Act in the courts - [2001] PLPR 54; (2001) 8 PLPR 122
  Roth, Paul
• Accreditation features of data protection authorities - [2001] PLPR 55; (2001) 8 PLPR 126
  Stewart, Blair
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 56; (2001) 8 PLPR 128
  Greenleaf, Graham; Waters, Nigel

November/December 2001 - Volume 8, No. 7

• Privacy at common law — not quite a dead possum - [2001] PLPR 57; (2001) 8 PLPR 129
  Greenleaf, Graham
• A right to privacy for corporations? Lenah in an international context - [2001] PLPR 58; (2001) 8 PLPR 130
  Bygrave, Lee A
• Hong Kong’s privacy tort proposals - [2001] PLPR 59; (2001) 8 PLPR 135
  Greenleaf, Graham
• HKLRC’s draft recommendations (1999) - [2001] PLPR 60; (2001) 8 PLPR 135
  
• Cases and complaints - [2001] PLPR 61; (2001) 8 PLPR 136
  
• Common law right to privacy moves closer in Australia - [2001] PLPR 62; (2001) 8 PLPR 144
  Horton, Jonathan
• Sniffer dog snuffed out by magistrate - [2001] PLPR 63; (2001) 8 PLPR 146
  Gibson, Phillip
• Private parts - [2001] PLPR 64; (2001) 8 PLPR 148
  Greenleaf, Graham