Report Summary November 17, 2006
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Privacy in Peril
Will Congress strengthen privacy safeguards?
By Marcia Clemmitt

The proliferation of massive Internet-accessible databases is making corporate and government electronic snooping possible on a scale unprecedented in U.S. history. In the past year Americans have been buffeted by revelations that the government is conducting warrantless spying on citizens' phone calls, that corporate directors are hiring detectives who use false identities to access private phone. . . .

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Clemmitt, M. (2006, November 17). Privacy in peril. CQ Researcher, 16, 961-984. Retrieved from http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/
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