Im trying to recall one time in the history of the New York Times when the paper published someone's home address without that person's consent
On the other hand, it's very easy to find instances of Fox News publishing people's personal information in an effort to harm them. businessinsider.com/lou-dobbs-trum… 
Indeed, the one time in Tucker Carlson's career when his personal information was published with intent to harm, the publisher was ... Fox News. Carlson was then working at MSNBC, so apparently all was fair. gizmodo.com/remember-when-…
More details of how Fox doxed Tucker Carlson when he worked at MSNBC gizmodo.com/remember-when-…
Sorry, correction, Fox published Carlson's personal details when he worked at CNN not MSNBC, my mistake.
Another reality check
And another reality check
A friend who served on the Romney campaign in 2012 reminds that the NYT published the Romney family home in La Jolla - causing distress to Romneys and neighbors. My friend adds, the NYT later admitted it had done wrong and apologized to the Romney family. nytimes.com/2012/06/07/gar…
