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Mar. 11, 2005

Privacy Laws Target Data Usage for Direct Marketing

Focus Column - Cyberlaw - By Andrew B. Serwin - California has long been at the forefront of regulating Internet and privacy issues. California years ago enacted identity theft and privacy laws at a time when most other states were content to defer to the federal government.

        
        Focus Column
        
        Cyberlaw
        
        By Andrew B. Serwin
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