Digital Media Lawyer Blog:  “I recently attended a panel discussion on digital media law, and was surprised when the panel members were unable to cite to statutes or other authority requiring the posting of privacy policies for websites. In fact, a number of international, federal and state regulations require the creation and posting of privacy policies. Here is a list of some of the more important rules.”

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