A sad state of Internet affairs: the Journal on Google, Apple, and “Privacy” | John Battelle's Search Blog
Accountability in action: Microsoft’s Privacy Program
Google secretly bypassing Safari privacy settings
Motorola forces Germany to ban iOS push mail — Tech News and Analysis
Microsoft tries too hard, flubs privacy-related attack on Google
California requires Google, Apple and other tech giants to enforce privacy standards on mobile apps - San Jose Mercury News
White House, Google, and other advertising companies commit to Supporting 'Do Not Track'
Spanish firm loses 'right to be forgotten' case
Internet firms can access your texts, emails and pictures by spying through smartphone apps
Mobile app privacy policies are now the law
TRUSTe’s Privacy-by-Design Guidelines
Apple loophole gives developers access to photos
Twitter's sale of user data 'game-changing'
Joseph Turow: How Companies Are 'Defining Your Worth' Online : NPR
Peter Fleischer: Privacy...?: Data Protection Officers, required by law in Europe
Facebook loses German privacy lawsuit over Friend Finder, personal data | ITworld
De Smartphones, aplicaciones y privacidad, el caso Whatsapp
Highlighting a privacy problem: apps need to respect user rights from the start
Why your personal data is the new oil
Mozilla's Boot to Gecko: do not track appears on a mobile OS
What is the price of free?
Novedades en el proceso de regulación de la publicidad comportamental
Siri not just working for me, working full-time for Apple, too
Apple hit with Siri suit over what the program can really do
Peter Fleischer about The Safe Harbor
What German startups really think of web privacy rules
“When something online is free, you’re not the customer, you’re the product.”
Brazilian schools microchip T-shirts to cut truancy
'Indian call centres accused of selling Britons' personal data for as little as two pence'
Pinterest’s new privacy policy: a missed opportunity