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Diggers, for example, this most tragic tendency in history can be seen
in the language of the above-cited manifesto, while for King . Many laws restricting access to electronic data explicitly
articulate a business-need or ownership exception to their prohibitions,
and courts, among them the above-cited example, commonly conclude that
electronic data privacy laws simply do not apply as against the owner of
the system on which data reside, particularly if the employee was on
notice of the ownership and of the possibility that the employer might
for some reason peruse the data.
25136(b)(1) is consistent with the above-cited authorities that limit
personal services to those services in which capital is not a material
income-producing factor. |
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