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#Data Protection #fines: busy press day

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Stewart

Not surprisingly today’s news of the first ICO fines has been well covered in the press.  Here’s a sample of some of my bits:

Computer Weekly, by Warwick Ashford

SC Magazine, by Dan Raywood

IT Pro, by Tom Brewster

V3, by Phil Muncaster

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