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Balance in an unbalanced environment: individual integrity and the personal data reporting industry

Over the past fifteen years a good deal of discussion has focused on the subject of personal privacy : at least ten substantial books have been written on the subject ; top level commissions have studied the issue in many western countries, including the U .S . ; editorials have appeared on privacy in nearly every large metropolitan newspaper ; and all television networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS) have done documentaries on it . It is curious that this rapid growth in concern for privacy has coincided so closely with the growth in use of computing technology by both business and government . The advent of the computer and its use in record keeping of personal data has aroused such interest in privacy that a large number of the recent works on the subject have had words like "computer" and "information systems" in their titles and subtitles . As far as public consciousness is concerned, computing and privacy go hand in hand these days .