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The editors and writers for Bloomberg’s Muse arts and culture section chose their favorite moments of 2012. Here they are, led off by Executive Editor Manuela Hoelterhoff:
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Experian Plc, the credit-reporting service with financial information on more than 740 million consumers, is being investigated by Irish regulators in the wake of a series of breaches of the company’s databases.
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Irish regulators are seeking “urgent” clarifications from Facebook Inc. after the social media company informed users of changes to its privacy policy overnight.
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Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg was asked by two privacy groups to withdraw proposed changes to the company’s governing documents, saying they raise risks to members’ data.
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Federal and state agents raided the office of a hospice physician in Pittsburgh who is suspected of prescribing narcotics without a medical reason, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency.
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LinkedIn Corp., owner of the world’s biggest professional-networking website, may be investigated by the Irish Data Protection Commissioner’s Office after some user passwords were compromised in a security breach.
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Google Inc., owner of the world’s most-popular search engine, may have changes to its privacy policy assessed by the Irish and French data-protection agencies.
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Facebook Inc. agreed to delete data collected from users within the European Union for its facial- recognition feature by Oct. 15, the Irish privacy regulator said.
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Facebook Inc., owner of the biggest social-networking site, faces a formal review this week from data-protection officials over changes regulators sought after a probe into how the social network handles personal data.
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Facebook Inc., the world’s biggest social networking site, will overhaul its service in Europe over the next six months as a result of an investigation into how the social network handles personal data.
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