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First online privacy law looms







First online privacy law looms

First online privacy law looms 06/24/2004 04:44 PM

Although the nation’s first privacy law aimed at online businesses goes into effect next week in California, it’s unlikely to cause many problems for companies, most of which already adhere to the new law’s privacy requirements.




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