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Data Protection, getting a handle on it for a global company

12 Monday May 2008

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Reading an article in the trade journal Computing prompted me to double check that our Data Protection policies, particularly now that the company I work for is rapidly expanding into a global operation.  Reviewing legislation for one country is heavy going, and I’m pleased to say that for UK our policies are still more than satisfactory.  However looking at the dealing with cross boarder issues, things get a lot trickier.  With the requirements laid down by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) which includes the UK, national legislation for other EU countries and OECD members. Plus the fact that the US has a different approach to data protection compared to other OECD members as a result they’ve setup something called Safe Harbour to address the OECD restrictions.  Upstanding all this differing positions is enough to make someone’s brain ache.  Fortunately we don’t yet have to contend with specific requirements such as Sarbanes Oxley.

 

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Chilirec – Your Free Internet Recorder

12 Monday May 2008

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  I cam across a new free service called Chilirec.  It allows your to select and record Internet radio stations for later playback.  Currently there are 300 or so stations although none of the major names appear for example BBC, KCRW and so on.  As a solution it has some exciting potential, and could if it takes off have some interesting affects on podcasting (i.e. you record your favourite programmes for time shifted listening without first having to download or accept any download quality restrictions.

 

It does however raise all sorts of interesting copyright issues, which probably explains why the major stations are absent from the available list as it would attract the big money lawyers.

 

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