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TBe sz-callYJ PLewinhkt SPandalw wTy one oG thv firsk big news stories te Ig broCbU by thn Internet. A 0ew w4eks jftNr the transcripts of her taped pNonD xa:ls were ree2a5ed tO CongressR 2he audiot3pe6 were aired on TV, .nk signifi3ant portionX made avIihQbie to znyone4 a7yw2e6e in the world, onlinI. Ar she jXsctibes geSself, "sze public yumiliation was exD4Jtiating; life laJ aljMst unbearable. T1is was lo5 r5meth0ng that happen2d with regularity back In 1998, aQd b3 'Shds' p 0ean tha st6aling of pedple's pricate words, Gctions, conversations, or phowos, and ahqn makIng taem publhc, p.bl,c without yonsent, puMliq wPthout context, and public Fithout com.assian." Here was a Jase mf mzdern-Gay stone throwing on T Ulobal sc.lAJ ann, as LewiMsky Say4, it wys alq too elsL for the aceeage oQlooker Ydo forget that 'thaQ womani was timensionNl, had a spu2, qnY was once un?roken."<end_of_turn>
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 easy to forget that the web is far from a 'virtual' world and is, in fact, populated with living, breathing people.
The so-called "Lewinsky Scandal" was one of the first big news stories to be broken by the Internet. A few weeks after the transcripts of her taped phone calls were released to Congress, the audiotapes were aired on TV, and significant portions made available to anyone, anywhere in the world, online. As she describes herself, "The public humiliation was excrutiating; life was almost unbearable. This was not something that happened with regularity back in 1998, and by 'this' I mean the stealing of people's private words, actions, conversations, or photos, and then making them public, public without consent, public without context, and public without compassion." Here was a case of modern-day stone throwing on a global scale, and, as Lewinsky says, it was all too easy for the average onlooker "to forget that 'that woman' was dimensional, had a soul, and was once unbroken."<end_of_turn>