Database Nation: The Death of Privacy in the 21st Century
By Simson Garfinkel


Following are the changes made in the 3/00 reprint:

  
Here's a key to the markup:

        [page-number]: serious technical mistake
        {page-number}: minor technical mistake
        <page-number>: important language/formatting problem
        (page-number): language change or minor formatting problem
        ?page-number?: reader question or request for clarification


(7)  The fourth line of the first paragraph did read:

	". . .created a commission in 1970. . ."

It now reads:

	". . .created a commission in 1973. . ."

(32) The second paragraph, line 6 did read:

	 ". . .want to have records that could be
         used to trace back to the their. . ."

It now reads: 

	". . .want to have records that could be
         used to trace back to their. . ."

(71)  The sixth line of the first paragraph did read:

	"All that's is needed. . ."

It now reads:

	"All that's needed. . ."

{190}  In the third line of the last paragraph on page 190, did read:

	"The researchers scanned 858 anonymous blood samples from 
	Askenazi Jews and found the genetic defect, called 185delAG, 
	in eight of them--a little more than 1%."

It now reads:

	"The researchers scanned 858 anonymous blood samples from 
	Askenazi Jews and found the genetic defect, called 185delAG, 
	in eight of them--a little less than 1%.

(194)  In the third paragraph from the bottom, starting with the third line 
did read:

	". . .Dr. Mary Claire King, a world-renowned geneticist and 
	professor of anthropology. . ."

It now reads:

	". . .Dr. Mary Claire King, a world-renowned geneticist and 
	professor of genetics and medicine. . ."
	

(211)  The fifth line of the first paragraph on page 211,  did read:

	"...they are more properly though of as military actions."

It now reads:

        "...they are more properly thought of as military actions."