Some stories you shouldn't miss today:
An Assistant Attorney General told a DC audience yesterday that the DOJ would potentially prosecute people for 'speech crimes' if they propagandize on social media in support of ISIS. Shane Harris with the scoop:
Ed Snowden, Laura Poitras, and Glenn Greenwald are doing a Reddit AMA. Snowden just wrote this in response to a question about how to make spying a central campaign issue in the 2016 presidential bid.
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The police response to a well publicized Black Lives Matter protest at the Mall of America in December should serve as a jarring wake up call to people who care about the First Amendment and political rights in the United States.
A Minnesota police chief has not-so-subtly warned state legislators that stopping police from warrantlessly tracking the movements of every motorist could play into ISIS' hands.
Here's information about a couple of upcoming digital privacy workshops in the Boston area. They are both free and open to the public.
2-4PM
Fields Corner Business Lab | 1452 Dorchester Ave, 4th Floor, Dorchester, MA
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The NSA is so helpful! And scary!
Happy Friday. Thanks to Alexis Goldstein for sending me this video.
