Companies Have Privacy Rights, Too

I find it interesting that an organization called the Electronic Privacy Information Center wants a U.S. government agency to violate the privacy rights of eTour and Ask Jeeves by investigating their marketing practices.


This so-called privacy center should explain why privacy applies only to individuals and not to groups of individuals. Hasn't the whole big-is-bad thing gotten really old?


They should pick up a copy of Ayn Rand's "Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal" and get a grip on property rights.


Jason Roth, Senior product manager, Internet marketing, Springer-Verlag, NY, New York


jroth@springer-ny.com



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