New Venezuela law allows warrantless wiretapping and manipulation of the judicial process to favor the government over the rights of the accused. Good thing we live in America, where that would never, ever happen. Right, guys? Guys?
Tried to leave a comment on this blog post. Even though it asks for my name, email, and url, it tells me I can’t enter a url and have to log in, anyway. So why not say that before I type my comment?
Here’s what I wrote:
regarding people being anonymous “as cover for saying things you’d never otherwise offer”: Do you think newspapers should stop using anonymous sources, or do you at least think anonymity can sometimes be useful?
Interesting post to apas. Says very well what I’ve been saying to people for a long time: It’s not popular speech that needs protecting.
Interesting post to apas. Says very well what I’ve been saying to people for a long time: It’s not popular speech that needs protecting.
Interesting post to apas. Says very well what I’ve been saying to people for a long time: It’s not popular speech that needs protecting.
Something to keep in mind when outsourcing work.
A tough lesson on medical privacy / Pakistani transcriber threatens UCSF over back pay
A woman in Pakistan doing cut-rate clerical work for UCSF Medical Center threatened to post patients’ confidential files on the Internet unless she was paid more money.To show she was serious, the woman sent UCSF an e-mail earlier this month with actual patients’ records attached.