International
Dec. 26, 2000
New Haven
Given the perceived uncertainty that a Web site faces if it joins Safe Harbor, the 'wait and see' approach may be the dominant form of compliance.
By Michael P. McCloskey and Andrew B. Serwin
On Nov. 1, the Department of Commerce launched its much-anticipated "Safe Harbor" program to assist Web companies in complying with stricter European privacy standards. See www.export.gov/safeharbor. This type of program was deemed necessary because the United States an...
On Nov. 1, the Department of Commerce launched its much-anticipated "Safe Harbor" program to assist Web companies in complying with stricter European privacy standards. See www.export.gov/safeharbor. This type of program was deemed necessary because the United States an...
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