The Daily Post
March 26, 2015
Texas Sues to Stop RadioShack From Selling Your Personal Information in Bankruptcy Proceedings
What’s considered an “asset” when a corporation goes under in 2015?
Privacy
The Daily Post
November 21, 2013
Federal Contractors And Fort Worth Police Set Up Roadblock, Divert Drivers For Blood And Saliva Samples
Today in "can they do that": subcontractors working with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration hired off-duty Fort Worth police officers to set up a roadblock and asked for blood, breath, and saliva samples.
Politics & Policy
June 30, 2013
Jonathan Stickland Knows He’s “That Guy”
Freshmen, per Texas tradition, should be seen and not heard—unless they're passing a first-in-the-nation email privacy measure.
January 21, 2013
Those Creepy Phone Pics You Took Might Have Been Immortalized in Print
A New York artist bought a bunch of old phones from a Sugar Land man and published a book packed with the pictures and texts he found in them.
News & Politics
August 31, 1997
Total Exposure
Is there such a thing as privacy on the Internet?
Politics & Policy
January 1, 1975
The Best Show in Town
Here’s the plot for the legislature’s 140-day run, opening soon.