privacy

Cyber Bill Fails in U.S. Senate, but Online Privacy Concerns Live On

By Matthew Charles Cardinale
For the second year in a row, activists have successfully defeated a proposal to allow Internet companies to provide customers’ private information to government agencies and each other without risking violation of privacy laws and agreements.

Who’s Watching Those Unblinking Eyes in the Sky?

By George Gao
On the long meadows of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York, a man pilots an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) – more commonly referred to as drones – in figure eights to the amusement of his Labrador.

Drones Come Home, to U.S. Privacy Activists’ Dismay

By Judith Scherr
Better known as drones, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles piloted by military in the U.S. hunt and kill suspected enemy combatants abroad. Now the drones are coming home to beef up local law enforcement.
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