ARCHIVED VIDEO STREAM
This is the archived version of a program presented on May 31, 2012.  This will not become available until 2 weeks after the orginal program date.  To order this format please click on the "REGISTER NOW" button.   

Public-facing privacy policies are contracts that represent what an organization may and may not do with personal information. This privacy information provided to consumers is often the individual’s only insight into an organization’s privacy practices and, therefore, it plays a fundamental role in building trust.  This session will look at a number of interesting topics including:

• Drafting an effective privacy policy
• Are privacy notices required, in addition to privacy policies?  If so, when?
• The role of the privacy policy in marketing privacy practices to the public
• How to communicate changes in privacy policies and practices to provide adequate notice about new collections, uses or disclosures of personal information (and how can you establish sufficient consent to such changes).

Program Chair:
Howard Simkevitz, Bell Business Markets
K. Paige Backman, Aird & Berlis LLP

Speakers:
Bill Abbott, Senior Counsel and Bell Privacy Ombudsman | Bell Canada Regulatory Law
David Fewer, Director | Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC)