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Book Links
Freedom of
Information books
Freedom of Information:
A Practical Guide to Implementing the Act
Kelvin Smith
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Data Protection
books
You may find the
following books useful to your activities as a privacy or data
protection professional:
Data Protection – A
Practical Guide to UK and EU Law
Peter Carey
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Data Protection Law and
Practice
Rosemary Jay & Angus Hamilton
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the book at Amazon
Data Protection Strategy
Richard Morgan & Ruth Boardman
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the book at Amazon
The Data Protection Act
Explained
James Mullock, Piers Leigh-Pollitt
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the book at Amazon
Data Protection Act
1998: a Practical Guide
Heather Rowe
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the book at Amazon
Blackstone's Guide to
the Freedom of Information Act 2000
John Wadham, Jonathan Griffiths, Bethan Rigby
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the book at Amazon
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Data Protection Training Courses
2008
Keep yourself fully up to date with the latest in
the data protection world
Our training courses are designed to
fulfil the needs of a variety of audiences, from lawyers to human
resources officers, and to cater to a wide level of existing
knowledge. All our sessions
are fully interactive and questions and discussion are welcome.
Dedicated to providing excellence in the sole field
of data protection law and practice, Privacy & Data Protection is
pleased to announce the dates for the data protection training courses in London,
Birmingham, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
All courses we provide are fully accredited by the Law Society.
Click for the
dates and course descriptions
I attended the Data Protection Course in April 2004 and found it
invaluable. The course was well structured and aimed at HR
employees who are responsible for implementing Data Protection for
their employer. I particularly found the session on Subject
Access Requests useful and Peter uses good examples in his teaching
methods to demonstrate how the practicalities work in the HR field.
Peter also explained some of the complex terminologies used in the Act
and explained the interpretation in the Information Commissioner's
Codes of Practice
Gill
Gould, EDF Energy
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