Google Counsel Seeks International Internet Privacy Standard

National regulators need to agree on a basic set of global privacy protections for the Internet within the next five years, a senior official with web searcher Google said. Peter Fleischer, the firm's global privacy counsel, said three quarters of countries had no Internet privacy standards at a time when the amount of sensitive personal and financial data on the Web was soaring.

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