Editor's Note
Feb. 1, 2008
From the Editor
With the rapid spread of so much privacy-invading technology, has the right to privacy become as quaint as, say, the federal law that prohibits the torture of overseas prisoners? Ten years ago, well before Facebook caught on, there was already more than enough evidence suggesting that the right to privacy was in serious trouble. In fact, according to PC World<...
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