Invasion Of Privacy Laws
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RFID - Beware Robertis Opposition
In his 8/11/06 opinion piece Be Wary of Religious Opposition to RFID, RFID Journal editor Mark Roberti unsuccessfully attempts to marginalize consumer privacy concerns by pigeonhole-ing Katherine Albrecht as a religious zealot whose opposition to RFID is more about saving souls than saving privacy rights. Although he acknowledges the duality of Albrecht's motivation, "My guess is she [Albrecht] would say she cares about both-preventing the end of the world and preventing the invasion of privacy Read More... -
Pros and Cons of Drug Testing Your Employees in the Workplace
Drug testing employees in the workplace can be a valuable tool in detecting and putting a stop to drug use. Now, without further adieu, here are the pros and cons of drug testing your employees in the workplace. Pros of Drug Testing in the Workplace Increases Safety: Drug testing in the workplace can make the working environment a much safer place to be. Reduces Accidents: It has been noted that those under the influence of illicit substances are more likely to cause or be apart of accidents Read More... -
Amy Polumbo - Invasion of Privacy or Much Ado About Nothing
Amy Polumbo is the most recent Miss New Jersey and a contestant in the Miss America Pageant. Recently she was a victim of an extortion and blackmail attempt by someone who mailed private photos of her that were featured on her face book account. Was she un-lady like in the photographs? Does she deserve to forfeit her crown as Miss New Jersey for having photos on a face book account? Furthermore where is the line drawn between public figure and invasion of privacy. Amy Polumbo appeared on the To Read More...
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