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Eavesdropping may sound like harmless fodder for Jane Austen novels and nosy neighbors. However, recording conversations can be considered an invasion of privacy—and not just conversations where the participants don’t know they’re being recorded. This can be an issue…
You can thank politics, specially the 2010 midterm election campaign, for the idea behind this post. Here is the reason for it: A recording of a private conversation between two candidates running for U.S. Senate in Nevada, Tea Party…
How much do you own your life story when other people are equally involved in it? That may seem like an odd question, but a recent court case is making it suddenly relevant.
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