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Pitfalls of the surveillance state: lessons from Boston
"Data-sharing troubles raise questions in Marathon case" – this Boston Globe headline should surprise no one.
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FBI sought warrant to install malware on computer
Can the FBI get a warrant to install malware on a computer it suspects is tied to criminal activity because of an IP address? Perhaps, but a Texas judge has denied one particular warrant application seeking permission to do so. The Wall Street Journal reports:
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Join us: Jeremy Scahill, Noam Chomsky and Amy Goodman in Cambridge 4/27
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Please join us for a discussion Jeremy Scahill’s important new book Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield (Nation Books, April 23, 2013).
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Terror Tuesday: As despair and anger mount at US ‘war on terror’ policies, all eyes turn to Boston
In the aftermath of the terrible attack on the Boston Marathon, the federalized, paramilitarized multi-agency policing apparatus whose post 9/11 evolution has been a frequent focus of this website was on full display in the streets of Watertown, Cambridge and Boston.
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Industry: biometrics business valued at $10 billion by 2018
According to a new report published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., the President and CEO of biometrics firm SmartMetric posits that the industry will be worth $10 billion by 2018.
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