The Association of British Insurers ABII), the industry's main trade body, said it had written to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to propose new minimum standards of information that would apply across the market.
It remains unclear exactly what is required for a conviction under this theory, but lawyers generally say there must be both a breach of fiduciary duty - such as Mr. Kline's duty to his shareholders in the "Big Chill" example - and a misappropriation of information, as would apply when someone on Wall Street exploits a client's confidences for personal gain.
But Google executives said that, on the contrary, Buzz would help tackle the problem of information overload, as Google would apply its algorithms to help people find the information most relevant to them.
Davis also promised to lobby next year for a fourth center, based at UC, Berkeley, that would apply information technology to critical societal problems such as transportation, education, emergency preparedness, and health care.
A similar restriction would apply to information that is legally privileged.
The same type of reasoning would apply to information being sought by a potential buyer, he said.
Unless the matter is solved, says the EU, the PNR and TFTP deals will be in danger.The commission now wants to impose similar rules through its data-protection law, which would apply to information on European citizens held anywhere in the world.
Ms. Reding sought to temper expectations when she said in a speech at a technology conference in Germany on Sunday that the law would apply to information that a user had furnished to a Web site, and was not meant to erase unfavorable content about the person online.
Early on, the U.S. EPA realized that the IQA would apply to information generated by third parties that the agency relied upon or otherwise disseminated.
The RCN published contradictory information on whether the 3% rise would apply for all members.
