Subject: Information Privacy

• CNET/H-P Suit: Good Personal Privacy v. Bad Personal Privacy VIolator

  August 16, 2007

• Your accountant can no longer sell your social security number to Russian hackers

  January 3, 2008

• Letters to the Editor

  Week of June 11, 2003

  June 11, 2003

• Big Doctor Is Watching

  As of April 14, the national security police can monitor your medical records without your knowledge. So can the local police.

  May 28, 2003

• The International Poindextering of Poindexter

  Is it good or bad if 124 Web sites around the world post the home phone number of the architect of Total Information Awareness?

  December 11, 2002

• Letters to the Editor

  January 2, 2002

• I Have a Dream 2.0

  September 6, 2000

• Cyperpornocopia

  Milpitas residents Carleen and Robert Thomas found a lucrative way to sell the hardest of hardcorepornography to smut fans all over the country: by computer bulletin board. Then their little Silicon Valley startup attracted the interest of a U.S. Postal S

  March 15, 1995

• Russian Sergey Brin and Google: A KGB-style Propaganda and Spying Machine?

  October 3, 2007

• The Voice of the Mission

  August 5, 2009

• ACLU Launches Internet Privacy Campaign

  Do you know your dotRights?Dot what?A portal to the soul​The American Civil Liberties Union's San Francisco-based Northern California office is launching a campaign to beef up Internet privacy. In a statement released today, the ACLU seeks to "spotlight the need to upgrade laws protecting consumer data" and unveils its nifty new Web site, dotrights.org (try saying that URL aloud five times), which features a two-minute video primer on the issue.The statement notes that the federal law which os

  November 18, 2009