July 21st, 2009 | Legal Issues, Privacy | Rob Frappier
ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews was a victim of peephole voyeurism recently when an individual took video of her walking around her hotel room naked. Even worse, the Peeping Tom then posted the video to the Internet, where it has spread like wildfire.
Recently, Reputation.com CEO Michael Fertik sat down with Fox News to discuss the Erin Andrews case and to explain how the law does not offer the level of protection that most individuals expect.
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[...] we discussed previously at the Reputation.com Blog with regard to the Erin Andrew voyeurism case, there is little legal recourse for individuals who have their privacy violated online. It is [...]
[...] we discussed previously at the Reputation.com Blog with regard to the Erin Andrew voyeurism case, there is little legal recourse for individuals who have their privacy violated online. It is [...]
[...] the Erin Andrews story first broke back in July, Reputation.com CEO Michael Fertik appeared as a guest on Fox News to discuss the legal ramifications of the case. Specifically, [...]
[...] the Erin Andrews story first broke back in July, Reputation.com CEO Michael Fertik appeared as a guest on Fox News to discuss the legal ramifications of the case. Specifically, [...]
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