The Associated Press reports that 3rd District Court of Appeals has overturned a decision awarding 10 women $1.4 million for severe emotional distress after their Polaris Industries employee pictures were copied by an employee of Securitas Security Services (the security company providing security services to their employer) and then posted to porno sites on the…
Plaxo revises privacy policy
Plaxo‘s privacy policies are changing. According to a notice on their site, their privacy policy will be changing on October 6. They explain: Just as today we allow folks to sign up and sign in to Plaxo using identities from external websites, later this year we will allow you to sign up or sign in…
AP picture of wounded Marine sparks debate
David Bauder and Pauline Jelinek of Associated Press report that a picture of a soldier, Lance Cpl. Joshua “Bernie” Bernard, lying mortally wounded in Afghanistan, taken by AP photographer Julie Jacobson has set off another debate about both coverage of the war and a grieving family’s right to privacy. You can read AP’s coverage of…
Personal data a YouTube no-no
Patrick Maloney of The London Free Press reports: A YouTube video watched by thousands that published the phone number of a local public servant breaches the popular website’s rules, says a spokesperson for parent company Google. This week, a Lucan bylaw officer inspected a property owned by David Rock, who then posted on his wildly…