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The Chill from the Pentagon: The Total Information Awareness Project

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
November 24, 2002

Human Bar Code

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
October 31, 2002

Snoop, There It Is

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
June 18, 2002

Safer Strees Possible Without Red-Light Cameras

By Solveig Singleton,
May 28, 2002

Zen And The Art Of Telemarketing

By Solveig Singleton,
May 15, 2002

Squashing Phone Pests

By Solveig Singleton,
February 10, 2002

Anonymity in America: Does National Security Preclude It?

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
October 11, 2001

Whose Privacy Is It? Kemp Nationally Syndicated Column

By Jack Kemp,
April 7, 2001

Melugin Letter To The FTC

By Jessica Melugin,
December 4, 2000

Feds Should Make Web Cookie Crumble: Kemp Op-Ed in Seattle P-I

By Jack Kemp,
September 27, 2000

Amazon.com Puts Consumers in Control: Melugin in TechCentralStation.com

By Jessica Melugin,
September 25, 2000

Privacy Precepts Learned the Hard Way: Melugin Op-Ed in Washington Times

By Jessica Melugin,
August 23, 2000

Double-Click For Consumers: Melugin Op-Ed in Washington Times

By Jessica Melugin,
August 1, 2000

Protecting Privacy on the Internet: Melugin Op-Ed in Washington Times

By Jessica Melugin,
July 18, 2000

A Call That Needs To Go Through... MCI WorldCom-Sprint

By Solveig Singleton,
October 13, 1999

Four Pillars Down, Thousands to Go

By Solveig Singleton,
September 22, 1999

Innovation Versus Privacy

By Solveig Singleton,
August 13, 1999

Is More Privacy a Good Idea? (Letter to the Editor)

By Ananda Gupta,
April 10, 1999

Know Your Customer: Know Your Comrade

By Solveig Singleton,
February 3, 1999

Can You Trust the Ministry of Privacy?

By Solveig Singleton,
August 25, 1998