FBI tells local police 9/11 Truthers may be terrorists
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NYPD attacks CUNY students protesting General David Petraeus
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Drone spotted at Downtown Crossing in Boston
Yesterday someone snapped a Vine video of a drone hovering around Downtown Crossing, near the Filene's building construction site.
Whose drone is that?
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Justice Department official sets out to kill ‘USA Today’ story by claiming that it is a non-story
Something very fishy happened this week. The Justice Department tried to get a USA Today reporter to drop a story that would embarrass the government, and when he wouldn’t, gave the reporter a quote implying that the story is a non-story. The tl;dr is: There’s nothing to see here, but we’d really prefer it if you didn’t publish it!
What happened, exactly?
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Surveillance company markets Twitter tool enabling “invisible and covert” monitoring
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Surveillance corporation BrightPlanet, which sells deep packet inspection technology to spy and law enforcement agencies and private businesses, is marketing a new product aimed at helping its customers make sense of the torrential data flow that courses through Twitter every day.
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Surveillance on the Northern Border: the rapidly advancing surveillance state
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This Constitution Day, do some grassroots organizing in defense of privacy and against the surveillance state
Join the ACLU of Massachusetts, Digital Fourth, the Mass Pirates, and other Fourth Amendment activists in Boston on Constitution Day, Tuesday, September 17, at the Boston Public Library. Together we will call for privacy legislation and educate the public about the surveillance state.
Where: Boston Public Library, Copley steps
When: 5-7 PM, Tuesday, September 17
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Massachusetts tech companies: do you want your users to trust you?
Entrepreneurs in Massachusetts breathed a sigh of relief this week when lawmakers vowed to repeal the so-called ‘Tech Tax’.
AP reports:
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