The viral “kiss cam” moment at a recent Coldplay concert that publicized the private life of a technology company CEO and its head of human resources prompted Goodwin Procter Partner Omer Tene to ask, “Is there privacy in public, online or off, in an age when everything is recorded, stored, analyzed, sliced and diced and sold to advertisers?” Tene discussed how in a time when millions of people are competing to grab the world’s attention online, even the world’s elite “aren’t immune” from having reputation-altering episodes being captured online.
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