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- Can Stock Markets Regulate Themselves? History of Markets Offers Insight Into Effects of Regulation on Success of Initial Public Offerings
- Ensuring Reliable Wireless Alarm Beacons for First Responders
- U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Flight-Tests Autonomous Multi-Target, Multi-User Tracking Capability
- First Flaws in the Advanced Encryption Standard Used for Internet Banking Identified
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- Psychiatrists Failing to Adequately Monitor Patients for Metabolic Side-Effects of Prescribed Drugs, UK Study Suggests
- Social Network of Infertility: Study Examines Couples' Privacy Preferences
- Scientists Develop New Technique to Protect Photographers from Persecution
Posted August 8, 2011:
- GPS Monitoring of Sex Offenders Should Be Used as Tool, Not Control Mechanism, Researchers Find
- Tracking Crime in Real Time
- When a Man's Partner Is Too Close to His Friends, His Sex Life May Suffer
- Most Canadians Can Be Uniquely Identified from Their Date of Birth and Postal Code; New Research Unveils Privacy Risks
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- Online Consumers Willing to Pay Premium for Net Privacy, Study Finds
- Just Like Teens, Parents Get Personal on Facebook
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- Power from the Air: Device Captures Ambient Electromagnetic Energy to Drive Small Electronic Devices
- Why Physicians Are Reluctant to Share Patient Data: Fine Line Between Protecting Privacy and Public Health
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Posted June 29, 2011:
- New Smartphone App Automatically Tags Photos: Sensors on Location, Surroundings, Other Phones Nearby Add Context to a Photo
- Workplace Mental Health Disability Leave Recurs Sooner Than Physical Health Leave, CAMH Study Shows
Posted June 27, 2011:
- Safety Issue Revealed as 1 in 20 Australian Workers Admits to Drinking at Work, Survey Finds
- Active Self-Defense Strategy Best Deterrent Against Cyber-Attacks
- Greener Disaster Alerts: Low-Energy Wireless Sensor Networks Warn of Hurricanes, Earthquakes
- Wildlife Surviving Conflict in Afghanistan
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- Unexpected Differences in Privacy Regulations Revealed in New UK Study
- Millions of Archived Films and TV Footage Now Accessible to All
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- Firefighters' Communications: Wireless 'Breadcrumbs' That Won’t Become Toast When Baked ... or Soggy When Hosed
- Don't Stop Anonymizing Data: Report Dispels Myths of De-Identification
- Stretchable Electronics: Wireless Sensor Measures and Inputs Intense Body Movements to Computer
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