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Executives at Facebook say they have been unsuccessful in efforts to meet with a U.S. senator who has been publicly pushing the social networking site to revise its privacy policy.

Companies shouldn't wait for government or customers to prod them to develop privacy policies says Michelle Dennedy, CPO of Sun Microsystems Inc

Some Google observers are concerned that a new privacy policy announced by the Web search giant may contain holes that could make it possible to connect search logs to the names of users, potentially defeating the purpose of Google's plan to make records about user searches anonymous after 18 to 24 months.

How well do you and your staff counter the privacy risks of your PDAs? Check out these questions Darwin magazine asked its readers.

If you want to get detailed information about how Web sites use your personal data, then you need to listen to a little bird

Are companies responsible for privacy practices of third-party links on their Web site?

Even as the ranks of online shoppers swell, persistent concerns about security and privacy are still making many consumers shy about spending their money online this holiday season.