Last January, a woman in California says she was billed by a hospital for a treatment she never received. She took her complaint to the folks at California Watch, who published a story about her predicament. But when a local newspaper went to verify the information, the hospital’s CEO had absolutely no problem showing up at the reporter’s door to rifle through that patient’s file without her permission. [More]
Hospital CEO Thinks It's Perfectly OK To Show Patient's Records To Newspaper
By January 4, 2012
Wall Street Journal Changes Privacy Policy To Track Users' Browsing Data Without Consent
By September 29, 2011
Because News Corp. has apparently given up any pretensions to respecting the privacy of others, it recently updated the privacy policy for the Wall Street Journal website to allow the company to connect personally identifiable information with Web browsing data without user consent. [More]

