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More information could mean less privacy: President Bush signed the E-Government Act to enhance public access to information after authorizing Homeland Security legislation that may threaten privacy. (Capital edge: legislative & regulatory update).		Mar 1, 2003	1751
Who's afraid of Sarbanes-Oxley? Accountability legislation creates additional document retention requirements and responsibilities for records managers. (Capital edge: legislative & regulatory update).		Nov 1, 2002	2540
Internet privacy legislation emerges: new legislation could bring U.S. privacy protection laws into step with those of the European Union. (Legislative & Regulatory Update).		Sep 1, 2002	2200
Enron fallout spurs securities fraud bill: the Corporate and Criminal Fraud Accountability Act would create penalties for illegal document shredding and increase protections for whistleblowers. (Capital edge: legislative & regulatory update).		Jul 1, 2002	1563
E-Government bill waits in the wings; the idea of a federal CIO has been met with resistance, but hope is still alive that the Bush administration will get on board. (Capital Edge: legislative & regulatory update).	Statistical Data Included	May 1, 2002	1895
Spamming gets a closer look: the U.S. government is taking more action than other countries against unwanted e-mail. (Capital edge: legislative & regulatory update).		Mar 1, 2002	2702
The changing political landscape: the war on terrorism delays congressional action on privacy, the Paperwork Reduction Act, and e-government. (Capital edge: legislative & regulatory update).	Brief Article	Jan 1, 2002	1771