>> IIRC, it's a pretty core journalistic principle that subjects don't get to make decisions about how their story is presented. > Maybe journalists think that

>> IIRC, it's a pretty core journalistic principle that subjects don't get to make decisions about how their story is presented. > Maybe journalists think that, but lots of people (including Scott and me) don't. I believe people have a right to privacy. They have think that, because otherwise they'd be in the PR industry, not journalism. People do have some rights to privacy, but that doesn't extend to having a right to retroactively "take back" information they've released or editorial control over true things others may want to write about you.