A UK-based cyberlaw blog by Lilian Edwards. Specialising in online privacy and security law, cybercrime, online intermediary law (including eBay and Google law), e-commerce, digital property, filesharing and whatever captures my eye:-) Based at The Law School of Strathclyde University . From January 2011, I will be Professor of E-Governance at Strathclyde University, and my email address will be lilian.edwards@strath.ac.uk .
Friday, July 28, 2006
Perceptive Peers Go Pervasive, Persuasively
The House of Lords debates pervasive computing. As IdentityBlog comments. an unelected second House may seem like an anchronism, but the standard of debate is invariably higgher, especially on specialised technical topics, than in the Commons. Note the concern not just for privacy generally, but also for whether the Data Protection Act applies, for patient rights, and for environmental damage.
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