'Nazi' Sex Dungeon Tests Internet Privacy

Could there be a less probable, less sympathetic and therefore better test case for privacy on the Internet than the sex life of former world motor racing chief Max Mosley?

Mosley, 73, whose father Oswald headed Britain's fascist movement in the 1930s, was caught five years ago in what the U.K.'s now-defunct News of the World newspaper called a "Nazi-style orgy." England's High Court disagreed with the Nazi part, but it was bad enough: a sado-masochistic sex romp with prostitutes, using a German prison-camp theme.