A Hard Lesson in Privacy

A Hard Lesson in Privacy
Scott Granneman, 2006-11-27

Scott Granneman looks at a hard lesson in personal privacy and security through the lens of a very public and well-known female television show host in Europe.

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Don't sell it if your not sure. 2006-12-06
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A Hard Lesson in Privacy - Grow up and behave responsibly 2006-11-28
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Principle #1 of informed criticism -- read, then comment 2006-12-03
Matthew Murphy

Scott DIDN'T apparently feel her name should be exposed, otherwise he may well HAVE exposed her name. Attacks on journalists' record for contemplated, potential ethics concerns are pretty ridiculous. Who appointed you the chief of the thought police?

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