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The Electronic Frontier Foundation had a nice little 15th birthday party last night and I ran into fellow Wired News freelancer Ann Harrison.
She's got a great story up today about people who strive to stay out of Google's index.
She's also blogs at On the Record and that's been added to the blog roll.
SSN pal and Reuters superstar Andy Sullivan is still in love with his new blog, which I belatedly added to the blog roll.
Check out his post on media coverage of Katrina and some of his photos from New Orleans here.
Chris Hoofnagle, now King of EPIC West, also showed up at the EFF's to-do, and he's been blogging anew over here, following some junk fax news and cataloging the companies who you do business with who are selling your personal information. Also added to the blog roll.
And finally, I had the pleasure a couple of weeks ago of meeting Daniel Solove, a George Washington University professor who focuses on privacy issues and who started a group blog for up and coming lawyers. PrawfsBlawg is now officially added to the link list.
Solove, whose recent book Digital Person makes a convincing argument that those concerned about privacy should be thinking Kafka -- not Orwell, had this to say about last week's No Flying Nun story.
Posted by Ryan Singel at October 3, 2005 12:30 PM
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