get smoked.” “A wound to the reputation not only does not heal, but grows deeper every day which goes by,” E. L. Godkin wrote in Scribner’s Magazine more than 125 years ago. He wrote this about the rise of the mass newspaper, in an article that would inform Justice Brandeis’s “Right to Privacy” argument. Godkin would say there was one way to heal those wounds: a “formal and public refutation
