The Associated Press
“Perhaps no one at all ever read this Web site,” says Chris Hoofnagle, a lecturer at the Berkeley Law School who specializes in Internet privacy. “There’s this obscurity in being in a cacophony of different voices.”
“There are a lot of personal Web sites where people vent,” says Hoofnagle, the Berkeley lecturer.
Is there any way to monitor these sites, and perhaps prevent crimes like Sodini’s killing spree? “To my knowledge, there’s no organized effort to look for the foreshadowing of this type of event,” Hoofnagle says.