Privacy matters to most customers: Staff should be able to handle concerns
My October 1, 2008 column in the Winnipeg Free Press reports on a survey released by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and the vital need for businesses to train their staff to identify and deal with privacy issues. Privacy training, or lack thereof, can affect the bottom line.
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Incubator nurtures local digital gaming
My February 13, 2008 column in the Winnipeg Free Press reports on Canada’s first digital gaming business incubator, Fortune Cat Games Studio, and its efforts to assist entrepreneurs in this potentially lucrative field.
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Ruling has significant implication for businesses
In my August 3, 2005 column in the Winnipeg Free Press I discuss the implications of a ruling of the privacy commissioner dealing with unwanted marketing materials.
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