Governator Kills Data Protection Law 177
eweekhickins writes "The Governator has killed a recent data protection law in California, and it won't be back. Using a tried-and-true argument, that the bill would have 'driven up the costs of compliance, particularly for small businesses,' California Governor Arnold Schwartzenneger vetoed what some are calling one of the nation's most stringent proposed e-tail data breach security laws."
Subscriptions (Score:3, Interesting)
What about automatically recurring bills, like web hosting.
Too much effort to comply is not an excuse (Score:5, Interesting)
Re:It can be, if you want any small business (Score:3, Interesting)
If anyone, large businesses face problems with increased demands in security.
Re:"Governator"? Are we in 6th grade here? (Score:3, Interesting)
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Re:"Governator"? Are we in 6th grade here? (Score:3, Interesting)
After all just imagine what would happen if he loses his accent. Imagine an Arnie movie with Arnie speaking in English but without his accent.