We Ain’t Done Yet
Harvey Silvergate, writing for Reason, on Civil Liberties and Enemy Combatants: Why the Supreme Court’s widely praised rulings are bad for America If you were relying solely on media accounts for guidance, you would...
Tagged: Privacy
More on National ID Cards
Robert Cohen of Newhouse News Service on National standards for driver’s licenses worry civil libertarians: Americans have long used their driver’s licenses to identify themselves when cashing a check, buying liquor, applying for a...
TIA Filters
Dan Caterinicchia of Federal Computer Week on DARPA funds TIA privacy study: Under the contract, the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Palo Alto Research Center engineers will focus on creating privacy filters, “aliasing”...
Privacy Villain of the Week
The National Consumer Coalition’s Privacy Villain of the Week is Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY): Sen. Hillary Clinton told WABC radio this week that to combat the scourge of cheap lawn care by migrant wokers,...
Dick Armey with the ACLU?
Dick Armey, former House Majority Leader, may be consulting with the ACLU on privacy issues after he leaves the House this year. For those you find that odd, don’t. Armey has worked with civil...
Marketing and Privacy
Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. has an interesting commentary in Tech Central Station regarding the hypocrisy of government regulating private databases while conducting the biggest, most intrusive data grab in history. See: Snoop, There It...