Any tidbit of information is fair game: Capital One's employee database, which it started beefing up in 2004, includes employees' SAT scores, college grade-point averages, health benefit information and whether or not they have children at home.
"In the end, consumers should be aware that any public information is fair game in this economic environment, and social media may be the newest cautionary landscape," Lin writes.
However, less than half (46.8%) felt the amount of information was fair or sufficient.
Information and imagery are fair weapons to dramatize the social stigma of smoking, the main cause of smoking's decline.
For the last few years, Northern Irish police and prison consultants trained Bahraini officers under a scheme funded by the UK taxpayer, details of which were obtained through Freedom of Information requests, because the police are fair game for FoI requests.
A8 An Army Corps of Engineers official overseeing Halliburton's imports of fuel into Iraq from Kuwait has found that the company has "continued to negotiate the best price possible" for the fuel and has also provided information indicating that the prices paid are "fair and reasonable".
South Korea's Land, Infrastructure and Transport Ministry has said it is worried about the NTSB's quick release of the information, and questioned whether the disclosures are fair and being properly vetted.
Abbott said the Coalition's campaign spending would be "frugal" and the information would be "fair".
But briefs, criminal complaints, lawsuits and anything else that already is considered public information will be fair game, making the new policy a step beyond what has become commonplace in court systems, like the online publishing of schedules, calendars, news releases and judicial decisions, something even the New York courts do now.
Especially as Google's algorithmic engines are proprietary black boxes and there is no or little independent oversight of whether its information shaping is fair or even appropriate.
