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All in Privacy
Tonight's topics: My new gig, Facebook makes privacy profitable, is Spyware OK if the cops use it?, and Google's cookies not passing muster
I respond to Lauren Weinstein's call for a privacy ombudsman at Google.
Tonight's topics: White House backpedals on Warrantless Spy Program, Is your Social Security Number online?, and MySpace readies parental notification software
Tonight's topics: Bush wants to read your mail, Medical ID Theft can kill you, Border Security Theatre, and your kids' privacy online
Tonight's topics: a bullet between the eyes, Homeland Security screws you (yet some more), and Sony's DRM bill comes due
Tonight's topics: the rising cost of phishing, DirecTV gets fined for more bad behavior, "Do you want your receipt? YES!", and the Greeks tell Vodaphone "That'll be $100 Million, please."
Tonight's topics: pretexting made illegal, HP fined for pretexting (that was illegal already), and Microsoft joins other tech firms lobbying for privacy laws (but it's not what you think)
Tonight's topics: Online fraud not as bad as thought?, Customs gets grabby, and How to freeze your credit report
Tonight's topics: Don't like a privacy policy? Tough! Also, shocking news: the government is sloppy with privacy! Netflix runs into AJAX bugs.
Tonight on the David Lawrence Show...
I'm still in LA, and so I sneak by the studio for a rare Saturday appearance on The David Lawrence Show.
Here are my news items for tonight's episode of The David Lawrence Show.
Warrantless wiretapping is unconstitutional, judge delcares.
Here are my news items for tonight's episode of The David Lawrence Show
Here are tonight stories from the David Lawrence Show
Here are tonight's stories for my segment on the David Lawrence Show
Here are tonight's stories for my segment on the David Lawrence Show.
What consumer, much less corporation, would entrust their critical personal or financial files to Google's datamining machinery?