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  • July 2008
    • Mosley Wins Privacy Suit over 'Nazi' S&M Orgy

      Mosley Wins Privacy Suit over 'Nazi' S&M Orgy

      (Newser) - Max Mosley has won his lawsuit against a British tabloid for exposing a sadomasochistic orgy he took part in and falsely claiming it had Nazi overtones, reports the Guardian . In a landmark decision, the head of world motorsport was awarded $120,000 in damages—thought to be a record in a British privacy case—from the News of the World , owned by Rupert Murdoch. More »

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      United Kingdom   News Corp   privacy   Formula One   sado-masochism   Max Mosley   FIA   invasion of privacy   News of the World

    • Woman Sues Spitzer Call Girl in ID Theft

      Woman Sues Spitzer Call Girl in ID Theft

      (Newser) - A New Jersey woman has filed a federal lawsuit against Ashley Dupre—better known as Eliot Spitzer's high-priced call girl—and Girls Gone Wild for defamation and invasion of privacy for Dupre's use of the woman's lost driver's license on the raunchy program. More »

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      lawsuit   defamation   Girls Gone Wild   identity card   Ashley Dupre   invasion of privacy   driver's license

  • June 2008
    • YouTube Divorcee Hubby Goes to Court

      YouTube Divorcee Hubby Goes to Court

      (Newser) - "I felt absolutely awful, I was humiliated, I was embarrassed, I was hurt," the husband of YouTube sensation Patricia Walsh-Smith said yesterday in a New York divorce court. "I felt violated in every sense of the word." Philip Smith was telling his side of the story—to a judge—after his wife's series of angry videos spilled endless details about their stormy and apparently sexless marriage of 9 years to millions. More »

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      YouTube   divorce   sex   online privacy   rich   invasion of privacy

    • Ex-Army Doc to Get $5.8M in Anthrax Case

      Ex-Army Doc to Get $5.8M in Anthrax Case

      (Newser) - The Justice Department will pay nearly $6 million to an ex-Army scientist for naming him in an anthrax probe 7 years ago, the AP reports. The feds settled out of court today for calling Steven Hatfill a "person of interest" in the still-unsolved case, but continued to "deny all liability in connection with Dr. Hatfill's claims,” a DOJ spokesman said. Hatfill, who has never been charged, accused officials of trying to smear him. More »

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      September 11   settlement   reporter   anthrax   Justice Department   invasion of privacy   Steven Hatfill

  • May 2008
    • Man Nabbed for Shooting 3,000 Rear Views

      Man Nabbed for Shooting 3,000 Rear Views

      (Newser) - A Venice man could be facing time behind bars after being caught sneakily snapping photos of women's bottoms—3,000 of them, the BBC reports. Cops busted the suspect after noticing him carrying a bulky bag and following women in short skirts, waiting for them to bend over. The rear-guard police action also netted the stalker's camera and DVDs with his collection. More »

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      Italy   photographs   Venice   invasion of privacy

  • April 2008

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