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In Finland, Nokia May Get Its Own Snooping Law
notany writes "Nokia may be too big a company for Finland (a country of 5 million people). It seems that Nokia's lobbyists can push an unconstitutional law through the legislature at will. After Nokia was caught red-handed, twice, snooping on its employees (first 2000-2001, second 2005), the company started a relentless lobbying and pressure campaign against politicians to push what the press has been calling 'Lex Nokia' or the 'snooping law.' This proposed law would allow employers to investigate the log data of employees' e-mails, legalizing the kind of snooping that Nokia had engaged in. Parliament's Constitutional Law Committee asked the opinions of eight legal experts, and all opined that the proposed law is unconstitutional. The committee ignored all the advice and declared the proposal constitutional." An anonymous reader adds a link to an AFP story reporting that Nokia has threatened to pull out of Finland unless the law passes.
In soviet union....hey wait a minute!
Please ignore - posting to undo moderation mishap.
I never get used to these constant resurrections
mod parent up - most insightful thing all thread
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Well, a town whose economy consists entirely of selling household goods is very much overdue for an economic collapse.
Aside from housing construction, you just summed up the Utah economy in a nutshell.
THL phish sticks
Keeping the cost of network infrastructure at treasonable level?
hany