The Death of Privacy

The Death Of Privacy Traces The Fascinating History Of The Privacy Battles In And Out Of The Courtroom That Have Directly Influenced What Can Remain Private Today. The Book Shows How The Growing Impact Of The Print And Broadcast Media Beginning In The Late 1800S Through The Mid-1990S Changed The Landscape For Privacy And Led Into Today’S 24-7 Invasive Media And Tabloid Journalism. It Also Looks At The Changing Laws About Privacy. The Topics Covered Include: • The Importance Of Personal Privacy • The Emerging Right Of Privacy And The Growing Invasion Of Privacy • The Beginnings Of The Battle For Personal Privacy From The 1850S To The 1950S • The Spreading Privacy Battle In A Postindustrial World From The 1960S To 1990S • How Your Employer Is Watching You • How Cops Are Watching You • The Media Watchdogs And You • The Privacy Invasion In The Medical World • How Big Government Is Watching You • Court Watch • School Gaze • The Selling Of Personal Privacy • Keeping Watching On Your Neighbors Friends Relatives Lovers And Others • The New Information Revolution And The Battle For Privacy Gini Graham Scott Ph.D. J.D. Is A Nationally Known Writer Consultant Speaker And Seminar/Workshop Leader Specializing In Business And Work Relationships And In Professional And Personal Development. She Has Published Over 50 Books On Diverse Subjects Among Them Several Books On Social Trends Including The Very Next New Thing And Playing The Lying Game