Move reflects sea change in industry post-11 September...
By Ben King
Published: 1 November 2001 14:41 GMT
US privacy campaigner Richard Smith has abandoned his focus on privacy rights to concentrate on security issues.
The move is a telling sign of an industry-wide shift in priorities following the events of 11 September. Since the terror attacks, security issues have been given much more prominence than privacy.
Smith, formerly a high-profile privacy campaigner, left his post as chief technology officer at the Denver-based Privacy Foundation to become an independent consultant researching Internet security and Biometric technology, US wires report.
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