Thursday, February 15, 2007

Free Speech group EFF needs videographer in Syracuse (CraigsList) Date: 2007-02-15, 9:12PM EST we are looking for someone who has a good-quality Mini-DV camera and can produce good lighting (natural is fine) and sound (onboard is fine, it just has to be very clear) for a brief videotaped statement. this is to support an online free speech case. details here: http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/2006/11/01/eff-crook-dmca-lawsuit/ the subject to be shot is in/around Syracuse. we may be able to pay expenses for travel by car. if you respond to this note, EFF lawyers will contact you with more info. this video will be distributed widely across the webernets and we can offer a prominent production credit, as well as the warm, fuzzy feeling that you've helped EFF's ongoing defense of digital free speech. please respond with with your availability over the next week or so. 10:26:39 PM

Tapping Brains for Future Crimes. Tapping Brains for Future Crimes. A breakthrough in computer-assisted mind reading brings us closer to predicting criminality. Should the justice system adapt? Commentary by Jennifer Granick. [Wired News: Security Blanket] 9:06:25 PM

Lauren Weinstein's Blog: New Short Video: "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" Greetings. I've been getting lots of continuing interest and queries in the wake of my blog item from late last year: How To Tell If Your Cell Phone Is Bugged In an effort to explain this issue in a more demonstrative and somewhat less technical manner, I'm pleased to announce a short free video (under six minutes): "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" While I'll admit that the production values are much closer to those of Ed Wood than of Cecil B. DeMille, I hope you'll still find this video to be interesting, or at least amusing. "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" Video Access Pages: Streaming Via YouTube Streaming or Download Via Google Video Be seeing you! --Lauren-- 5:26:07 PM

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