Building Canada’s Digital Advantage Submission / /
IndustryTerm
privacy-enhancing technologies / social networking poses interesting questions / potential food contamination / environmental media / software development methods / street-level imaging technology / online tracking / technology raise / online practices / Sensor networks / social networking sites / data mining tools / online marketplace / identity management / supply chain management / social networking site / potential sensor networks / ubiquitous computing devices / technology-neutral law / technology industry / social networking application / information technology / Internet Protocol / e-infrastructures / bad software / e-crime / sector privacy law / internet search engines / computing / intelligent transportation systems / smart technologies / cloud computing / privacy technologies / online monitoring / wireless sensor technologies / Location-based services / internet economy / namely online tracking / home electricity usage / cloud services / sensor network / /
Organization
International Organization for Standardization / Government of Canada / federal government / European Commission / Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Telecommunications / European Parliament / office of the Privacy / Telecommunication Commission / OECD / /
Position
privacy leader / leader / Commissioner / digital and privacy leader / model for self-regulation / /
ProgrammingLanguage
EC / /
Technology
IPv6 / biosensors / Mapping technologies / street-level imaging technology / information technology / IP / smart phones / privacy technologies / data mining / wireless sensor technologies / specific privacy-enhancing technologies / privacy framework Technology / mobile devices / /
Privacy, Trust and Innovation – Building Canada’s Digital Advantage Submission from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to the Digital Economy Consultation July 9, 2010