Re: [NET-LAWYERS] privacy policies

[Ellen Poler <ellen.poler@KMZ.COM>]

Try the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Also just compare some commercial
websites for vast differences, e.g., NYTimes.com, LLBean.com, AOL, etc.

Ellen





"Lee T. Lau" <lau@WEDGE.COM> on 02/23/2000 01:22:09 PM

Please respond to Lawyers and the Internet <NET-LAWYERS@PEACH.EASE.LSOFT.COM>

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Subject:  Re: [NET-LAWYERS] privacy policies




Daria - try the privacy policy wizard at http://www.truste.org.  I believe
the BBB also has a good privacy policy.

For a REALLY THOROUGH canvassing of issues on privacy policy see the
California Healthcare Foundations recent survey of privacy policies in use
by websites which may have health-related data thereon.

There are user expectation surveys, reports and exec summaries all
downloadable in PDF format.

Regards

At 02:56 PM 2/21/00 -0500, Daria Williams wrote:
>Is anyone is aware of any legal resources of guidelines for drafting a
>privacy policy or a checklist of items to cover?

>

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Lee T. Lau <lau@wedge.com>                                              (604)
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