...about Google's new Buzz social networking service, saying it violates consumer protection law.The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed its complaint with the Federal Trade Commission days after Google Inc. altered the service to address...

...Clear customers) is actually part of a bigger debate," said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center. "This is just one of the long-running battles; they simply keep too much data on too many people...

...makers General Mills Inc. and Kraft Foods Inc. John Verdi, the staff counsel for the Washington-based Electronic Privacy Information Center, said retailers should accumulate as little data as they need to provide discounts -- and ensure it...

...biometrics for children to pay for their school lunches," said Melissa Ngo of the Washington-based Electronic Privacy Information Center. "There's no reason to do that. Biometrics technology is being used to keep nuclear weapons secret...

...calls, isolating a specific conversation isn't simple, said David Sobel, general counsel with the Electronic Privacy Information Center. There's a high risk, he said, of individuals beyond those covered by court order being monitored...

...for printing the column from a "senior fellow" (translated: highly paid) of something called the Electronic Privacy Information Center.His propaganda regarding the American response to the tsunami indicates that he and the center are just...

...more attractive to advertisers. However, some privacy groups are crying foul. Chris Hoofnagle of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington, D.C. says sites will be pushing for even more invasive disclosures as demographic data...

...people. "Targeted interviewing is certainly preferable," said David Sobel, general counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a leading critic of the background checks. Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., chairman of the House aviation...

...chance to get so much e-mail storage space for free, said Chris Hoofnagle, associate director for the Electronic Privacy Information Center. Hoofnagle estimates Google will pay about $10 annually for each gigabyte of storage the company gives...

...scope of coverage but also in the ambition of the legal argument," said Marc Rotenberg, director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center. "They seem to feel that they can get the FCC to give them what they want without having to go back...