The American Civil Liberties Union has decided to turn the tables on a supposed super-secret government spy system, dubbed Echelon, with a Web site denouncing the clandestine project. I don't want junk mail. An electronic magazine devoted to privacy on the Internet mistakenly exposed dozens of subscriber names and email addresses this morning, ironically repeating the sort of gaffe it normally criticizes. PrivacyPlace, a start-up magazine launched at the beginning of this month, sent out a newsletter to some 79 subscribers notifying them of new articles and updates to its Web site. All rights reserved.
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