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Safeguarding the Data Brokerage Industry, Part II

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March 14, 2005

For a closer look at data brokers and what can be done to safeguard the industry from future fraud, NPR's Ed Gordon is joined by Robert O'Harrow Junior, a staff writer at The Washington Post and author of No Place to Hide: Behind the Scenes of Our Emerging Surveillance Society, and Florida Sen. Bill Nelson (D), who has championed legislation that would give the Federal Trade Commission more oversight over the data brokerage industry.

 
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