In the pages of this magazine and elsewhere, the British neolibertarian Brendan O’Neill has mounted a curious argument about media ethics. Even though 800 British citizens have had their phones tapped and their privacy violated by tabloid journalists, O’Neill sees the real threat to individual liberty as arising elsewhere: from the investigation of these crimes.
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