Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis argue in their article, "The Right to Privacy," that laws that were current in the 1890's helped individuals protect their privacy and tried to define what protection was and how it worked. They also looked into the invasion of privacy in relation to a person's private life.
Adding on to this, how might Warren's and Brandeis' views on privacy be used today through means of technology, such as the internet?
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Views on Privacy Through Warren and Brandeis
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