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SI 110 - 4/5/07
what is a record?
criminal record
medical record
act of attention + act of recording
example
edited records from texas national guard
census bureau
privacy issue with detailed personal information
1900s punch cards
medical records
very useful for research
longitudital studies across many patients
smart cars + smart highways
people don't want surveillance
records
professional archivists
used to be considered neutral filters
now, considered biased based on what they keep and what they throw away
document
custodianship
keeper of records
FOIA
freedom of information acts
any citizen can request public documents
agency must give reason for not allowing access
problems with FOIA
can't find the records
need for accountablity vs the citizens need for privacy
potential harm
constructive privacy invasions
layering information from different documents
false positive problems
sarbanes-oxley act
CEO responsible for lying about corporate accounting
information-based compliance
privacy
where did our notion of privacy come from?
most protections protect us from the state
4th amendment: unreasonable search and seisure
inflections
Libertarian notion: the right to be left alone
interpretations
is it all about sex?
most court cases are about sex
birth control
Roe v. Wade
reproductive choice decisions are private matters
giving women the right to abortion
anti-sodomy
government databases
drivers license records
census forms
data-mining
data-double
leaving behind data about ourselves
virtually no laws against data mining and pooling data between companies, agencies
911 as justification for a revived surveillance state
conviently provided reason for more surveillance
communists in cold war thrown out of community
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