Panel Discussion on Privacy and Security, BU, April 24
If you are in the BU area on Wednesday evening, come by to hear interesting speakers talking about privacy and … Read More →
View ArticleDrowning in Data, Starved for Wisdom: The surveillance state cannot...
The NSA has just vigorously denied that their new Utah Data Center, intended for storing and processing intelligence data, will … Read More →
View ArticleDrawing The Line On Drones: Maine, Massachusetts legislators ponder when...
Scott Thistle at the Bangor Daily News reports that the Maine Senate is now considering a bill regulating the use … Read More →
View ArticleNew England mobilizes against the surveillance state: Updates from ME, NH and RI
In the states and the cities of New England, unparalleled, cross-partisan, cross-racial coalitions are forming, bringing together libertarians, Tea Party … Read More →
View ArticleOne Ring To Rule Them All: Surveillance and the Massachusetts Governor’s Race
While most Massachusetts voters are digging out from a ferocious winter storm, state politics goes on. In particular, ten brave … Read More →
View ArticleFriends Don’t Let Friends Support the NSA
Building on work by Christopher Soghoian, local data visualization expert MC McGrath has come up with a fascinating exploration of … Read More →
View ArticleAt HOPE X: Artist Essam Attia, cool research, and Restore The Fourth!
The tenth biennial Hackers on Planet Earth Conference starts today and runs through Sunday at the Hotel Pennsylvania in NYC. … Read More →
View ArticleMass Surveillance Is The Handmaiden of Unending War
This week, I’m pleading with my legislators to not go to war, a process that lays bare the assumptions underlying … Read More →
View ArticleOur New Bill, H2169, Reining In Militarization in Massachusetts
Last month, we broke the news that even small towns in Massachusetts, like Rehoboth and Norfolk, were getting mine-resistant armored … Read More →
View ArticleRein In The Warrior Cops: State House, Tuesday March 8, 10:30am
Last year, across the country, over 1,100 people were shot by police. In Massachusetts, we pride ourselves as being somehow … Read More →
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