Info chief to clamp down on silly FOI requests
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'No, we won't tell you how much toilet paper is used at Number 10' Information Commissioner Richard Thomas is to announce plans to deter vexatious requests made under the Freedom of Information Act.â¦
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Cracks down on double-glazers, telcos next The UK's Information Commissioner has served enforcement notices on five companies involved in direct marketing for calling people who had already made it clear they weren't interested.â¦
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Government official calls for tools to help investigators sift through increasing amounts of data seized by law enforcement.
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Freedom of information campaigners warn PM he must follow through on  promise of greater access.
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Getting information from the government under the Freedom of Information Act can take longer than waiting for ketchup to flow from a new bottle. Much longer.
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Â·Public inquiries 'could hinder fight against terror' Â·Revealing identities puts lives at risk, Orde warns
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has taken a position at odds with the White House in urging Congress this week to restrict the powers of a new national intelligence
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The government is urged to stick to its commitments on inquiries into three controversial murders.
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Pressure is mounting on H.P.Âs chief to explain his role in the companyÂs spying operation after his name figured in new documents in the investigation.
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Its goal is to reduce the time office staff spends compiling and preparing information for directors to make decisions.
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BEIJING, Sept. 13 -- A new effort to punish anyone who leaks information from China's courts is part of a clampdown on the news media ahead of a leadership conference next year, experts said Wednesday.
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The information commissioner on Wednesday hit out at a number of banks and government departments for &quot;horrifying&quot; breaches of the country&#39;s data protection rules.
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Europe's top data protection official criticized plans for air passenger records like those gathered by U.S. authorities.
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Organisations are risking seeing sensitive information ending up in the wrong hands, because they are failing to ensure that their unwanted PCs are properly datawiped.
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LONDON, Oct 16  (IPS) - An information rights activist has warned against  the growing power of the  "landlords" of cyberspace.
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Some members discover itâs tough to erase all their information from the site.
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The U.K. government is bringing in new regulations to resolve those painful occasions when that "funny" workplace e-mail ends up in the wrong in-box. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will, from Oct.