In California, there’s a new law that protects online privacy. Getting it adopted was a tortured road, filled with backroom deals and backstabbing. It really came about because one man looked at all the data collection that internet companies were doing, and said “enough.”
The long strange trip of a new California online privacy law
Credits
Guest:
- Nick Confessore - investigative reporter at the New York Times; writer-at-large for the New York Times Magazine