Rather than criticizing their British counterparts at the Medicines Control Agency, German officials denounced Bayer for its "unacceptable information policies".
Singapore, to name but one, has praised the "healthy guided censorship" which it maliciously claims to see in new US information policies.
Adopted in 2003, and implemented (at least in principle) by EU Member States in 2005, the Directive has the potential to become the basis for 'open by default' information policies across Europe.
A series of recent reports by Western Michigan University's Evaluation Center revealed that these ostensibly public for-profit schools were increasingly resembling private schools in terms of their admissions and public information policies.
And the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, which required financial service companies to notify customers about their information policies and allow them to opt out from having their data shared with unaffiliated parties.
As a result of new freedom of information policies in Europe, the Continent's version of the F.D.A., the European Medicines Agency, has released 22,000 more pages of Roche's Tamiflu trial reports.
