New Blogs (Update)

Back in June, I put up a post about a the (then new) blog Identity Theft and Business, highlighting it as a resource for news and information on identity theft. In the comments to that post, several bloggers put up links to their own blogs, which I wanted to repost here, since, as I said in the June post, the run of the mill stories about the latest thousand, or million, or ten million records being exposed get old fast, so new sources of informed comment can be good to have.
Anyway, without further ado, I'd like to highlight the Identity Theft Daily, and Identity Theft.com (featuring Sarah Smith).

Also, from the random rhetorical question file: will fact that Barack Obama's cell phone records were breached lead to broad support for privacy protective legislation since it shows that people on all parts of the political spectrum are vulnerable, or will it simply be another quickly forgotten blip in today's 24 hour news cycle? My cynical guess is the latter, but I suppose one can always hope...