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The Information Policy Institute in the Press
BusinessWeek, April 10, 2008
The Credit Report in Your Shoebox
Valor Econômico, São Paulo, Brazil, October 9, 2007
PIB pode avançar mais de 1% com cadastro positivo 
WVUE Fox 8, New Orleans, September 28, 2007
Small Businesses Struggle Post-Katrina
The Times-Picayune, August 29, 2007
Gulf Coast small business owners optimistic about hurricane recovery, study says
USA Today, August 29, 2007
Smaller businesses struggle to recover from Katrina
Mortgage Banking, March 1, 2007
The Thin-File Problem
The Economist, July 1, 2006
Data Security: Wired
Government Technology, June 20, 2006
Information Policy Institute Examines Data Breach Notification Legislation
USA Today, May 16, 2006
Alternative Credit Scores Could Open Door for Loans
Brookings Institute Web Exclusive, October 18, 2005
Making A Better Life: Preparing for the Post-Katrina Personal Finance Crisis
National Business Review, October 17, 2005
Expert calls for more data on credit reports
Scoop, October 14, 2005
Credit reporting system denies NZers wealth
internetnews.com, September 1, 2005
States Lead Congress on Breach Protections
Privacy Times, August 30, 2005
Information Policy Institute Backs National Credit File Freeze
Washington Post, May 25, 2005
Alternative credit data may bring loans closer for some
Congress Daily, December 11, 2003
Second Outsourcing Wave Linked To 'Jobless Recovery'
Denver Post, December 11, 2003
Jobs exiled from U.S. give rise to activism.
IT World, December 11, 2003
Offshore outsourcing: Little effect on U.S. jobs?
Computer World, December 11, 2003
Lawmakers eye ways to slow offshore outsourcing
Business Economics, July 24, 2003
Congress Faces Critical Decision About Consumer Credit Legislation (The Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1970 and 1996)
Associated Press, July 22, 2003
States new no-call registry a hit
New York Times, June 20, 2003
Limits to Be Set on Telemarketing
CardWeb, July 2003
FCRA Nightmare
BNA, June 18, 2003
White House Said Planning FCRA Strategy;
Johnson Says Business Community Divided
CongressDailyAM, June 17, 2003
FINANCE--Study: Loan Costs Would Rise Without Federal Pre-Emption
Direct, June 1, 2003
Watch the SKIES
MediaPost, March 7, 2003
Technology: Breaking Through Consumer Resistance
Adweek, March 6, 2003
Media Conference: Regulators Face 'New Realities'
Boston Herald, January 16, 2003
Eyeing new rules on media ownership
USA Today, January 15, 2003
Relaxing rules raises concerns about diverse media voices
AdAge, January 13, 2003
4A's RETHINKS STANCE IN FCC MEDIA RULE FIGHT -- Ad Group Mulls Whether to Join Consumer Groups Against Consolidation
Boston Herald, January 6, 2003
CAPITAL FOCUS; Media-owning rules overdue for a change (Op-Ed)
AdAge, December 30, 2002
GROUP CHALLENGES NETWORKS' PROGRAMMING CONTROL -- Legal Action by New Alliance Demands Use of Independent Production Companies
New York Times, December 18, 2002
Consumers Finding Ways to Zap Telemarketer Calls
AdAge, December 13, 2002
4As JOINS CONSUMER GROUPS AGAINST FCC -- Unusual Alliance Seeks to Block Loosening of Media Consolidation Rules
Privacy Daily, June 25, 2002
Do Consumers Really Want a National Do Not Call List -- Recent Survey
AdAge, June 5, 2002
FTC OPENS HEARING INTO NATIONAL 'DO NOT CALL' LIST -- Reports Says Consumers to Favor Opt-Out Proposal
Information Week, May 27, 2002
Is What's Good For Consumers Bad For Business? -- Opt-in laws could make it harder for companies to know their customers
DIRECT Newsline, May 15 2002
Privacy Experts Trade Barbs Over Studies
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You Score, You Win: The Consequences of Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
Using non-traditional data for underwriting loans to thin-file borrowers: Evidence, tips and precautions
Economic Impacts of Payment Reporting Participation in Latin America
White Paper White Paper (Spanish) 
The Impact of Provider- Identifiable Data on Healthcare Quality and Cost
Executive Summary
On the Impact of Credit Payment Reporting on the Financial Sector and Overall Economic Performance in Japan
(Japanese Summary )
Give Credit Where Credit is Due: Increasing Access to Affordable Mainstream Credit Using Alternative Data
Towards a Rational Data Breach Notification
Regime.
Giving Underserved Consumers Better Access
to the Credit System
Information Systems, Computer Crimes, and Criminal Justice."
Edward Roche,
Institute Director of Scientific Intelligence Releases Second Edition of Cybercrime Book
Recent Center on the Global Information Economy
Publications "Privacy Rights and Policy
Wrongs: How Data Restrictions can Impair Information-Led Development in Emerging Markets."
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