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LA Review of Books - A Premature Eulogy for Privacy

LA Review of Books - A Premature Eulogy for Privacy

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 22, 2021

Common Dreams - 135 Civil Rights Groups Oppose New Domestic Terrorism Statutes, Say Tackle Far-Right Violence With Existing Laws

Common Dreams - 135 Civil Rights Groups Oppose New Domestic Terrorism Statutes, Say Tackle Far-Right Violence With Existing Laws

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 21, 2021

The Washington Post - Dating apps are using images from the siege to ban rioters’ accounts

The Washington Post - Dating apps are using images from the siege to ban rioters’ accounts

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 16, 2021

Coda Story - The dark side of open source intelligence

Coda Story - The dark side of open source intelligence

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 15, 2021

MIT Technology Review - Ai Ethics startups

MIT Technology Review - Ai Ethics startups

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 15, 2021

Smart Cities Dive - City Surveillance Watch: Balancing Act

Smart Cities Dive - City Surveillance Watch: Balancing Act

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 11, 2021

Wired - New York City Proposes Regulating Algorithms Used in Hiring

Nationalcommunications staffJanuary 8, 2021

Washington Post - Students find creating covid-19 tracing app for school was easy. Navigating fault lines of the teenage pull to socializing was more treacherous.

Washington Post - Students find creating covid-19 tracing app for school was easy. Navigating fault lines of the teenage pull to socializing was more treacherous.

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 20, 2020

Becker’s Health IT - 'We have to stop the magical thinking': 5 barriers stopping COVID-19 vaccine passport apps

Becker’s Health IT - 'We have to stop the magical thinking': 5 barriers stopping COVID-19 vaccine passport apps

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 11, 2020

AlterNet - 'Just a bad idea': Campaign warns of threat to 'society and consumers' from Amazon doorbell cameras

AlterNet - 'Just a bad idea': Campaign warns of threat to 'society and consumers' from Amazon doorbell cameras

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 11, 2020

CNet - Facial recognition's fate could be decided in 2021

CNet - Facial recognition's fate could be decided in 2021

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 11, 2020

VentureBeat - New York City Council votes to prohibit businesses from using facial recognition without public notice

VentureBeat - New York City Council votes to prohibit businesses from using facial recognition without public notice

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 11, 2020

Telemundo - ¿Recibirá un ‘pasaporte’ cuando se vacune del coronavirus? Para su empresa, ir al cine, el tren y el avión...

Telemundo - ¿Recibirá un ‘pasaporte’ cuando se vacune del coronavirus? Para su empresa, ir al cine, el tren y el avión...

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 11, 2020

NBC News - Paper beats app: Vaccine verification will likely be proven offline. Here's why.

NBC News - Paper beats app: Vaccine verification will likely be proven offline. Here's why.

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 10, 2020

New York Law Journal - New York Lawmakers Get an Earful Over Online Bar Exam

New York Law Journal - New York Lawmakers Get an Earful Over Online Bar Exam

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 9, 2020

Protocol - Civil rights groups demand data from Google on intrusive warrants

Protocol - Civil rights groups demand data from Google on intrusive warrants

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 8, 2020

Thomas Reuters Foundation - Civil rights groups urge Google to share data on geofence warrants

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 8, 2020

CNET - Privacy groups demand Google disclose details on geofence warrants

CNET - Privacy groups demand Google disclose details on geofence warrants

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 8, 2020

MIT Technology Review - Podcast: Facial recognition is quietly being used to control access to housing and social services

MIT Technology Review - Podcast: Facial recognition is quietly being used to control access to housing and social services

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 2, 2020

The 74 Million - As COVID Creeps into Schools, Surveillance Tech Follows

Nationalcommunications staffDecember 2, 2020