Right of privacy [motion picture]
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CREDITS: Producer and writer, Warren Steibel; director, Donald Volkman; narrator, Philip Sterling
SUMMARY: Reports on the governmental and business activities which pose a threat to individual privacy today. Discusses the National Data Bank as a collection of statistics and as a potential threat to individual freedom. Surveys pre-employment investigations, lie detector tests, credit checks, personality tests, and other activities. Includes interviews with congressmen and other public officials
Presents a 1968 report on the activities of government and business that pose a threat to individual privacy, including credit checks, personality exams, lie detector tests, and pre-employment investigations. Views the proposed National Data Bank as a potential threat to individual freedom. Includes opinions of public officials who speak out about the need to protect the citizen. From the NET Journal series
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- CREDITS: Producer and writer, Warren Steibel; director, Donald Volkman; narrator, Philip Sterling
- Language
- English
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