'THE END OF PRIVACY' AND THE SURVEILLANCE-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX -- BY JULIAN SANCHEZ, CATO@LIBERTY

National Public Radio’s All Things Considered ran a series on “The End of Privacy” all last week that’s worth a listen. They’re primarily concerned with the ways private companies have access to vast quantities of information about individuals in the digital age—something that civil libertarians have traditionally been less concerned about than government access, for many perfectly valid reasons. But it’s worth noting how porous that distinction can be. A 2006

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