The recent Securities and Exchange Commission initiative on fair disclosure, for example, is intended to reduce the selective disclosure of information to favored analysts.
Beyond displaying a disturbingly relaxed attitude to other people's privacy — which risks getting Facebook into regulatory trouble, given GDPR's strict requirements around breach disclosure, for example — the other core issue of concern here is the company's apparent failure to enforce its own developer policy. .
Planning the approach to disclosure, for example, identifying the approach most suited to the individual patient, is also included.
In the group offering increased self-disclosure, for example, the therapists offered personal information an average of only three times per session, compared with an average of 60 self-disclosures per session by patients.
It unearthed damaging disclosures, for example, about another contender, Genethia Hudley-Hayes, that helped knock her out of the runoff between the top two finishers.
In Citigroup's disclosure statement, for example, there is a $1 billion "investment" to meet regulatory requirements.
New pensions disclosure rules, for example, have led to a remarkable upsurge of pension funds signing up to the requirements of socially responsible investment.
2. Facilitate professional ticket resellers' compliance with New York disclosure laws, for example by enabling resellers to provide face value information when listing a ticket to an event in New York for sale and a scanned copy of their license, and making that information available to consumers.
The Carbon Disclosure Project, for example, is non-profit organization acting on behalf of 551 institutional investors holding $71 trillion in assets under management and some 60 purchasing organizations like Dell, PepsiCo and Walmart.
Which, while it's clear that not every breach will require disclosure (say for example if personal data was robustly encrypted a company may deem it unnecessary to disclose a breach), is a caveat that still sets a pretty low disclosure bar.
Senior officials have signaled that the administration may accept a less-than-full disclosure, allowing North Korea, for example, not to explain its nuclear cooperation with Syria in the kind of detail that American officials have now done.
