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#Global #PartyPanopticon:
#PRC "gov't, which has built an extensive digital infrastructure & security apparatus to ctrl dissent on its own platforms, is going to even greater lengths to extend its internet dragnet to unmask & silence those who criticize"
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
#PRC "gov't, which has built an extensive digital infrastructure & security apparatus to ctrl dissent on its own platforms, is going to even greater lengths to extend its internet dragnet to unmask & silence those who criticize"
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
...the #PRC "on @Twitter, @Facebook & other international #SocialMedia.
These new investigations, targeting sites blocked inside #China, are relying on sophisticated technological methods to expand the reach of #Chinese authorities & the list of targets"
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
These new investigations, targeting sites blocked inside #China, are relying on sophisticated technological methods to expand the reach of #Chinese authorities & the list of targets"
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
"To hunt people, [#PRC] security forces use advanced investigation #software, #PublicRecords & #databases to find all their #PersonalInformation & international #SocialMedia presence.
The operations sometimes target those living beyond #China’s borders."
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
The operations sometimes target those living beyond #China’s borders."
nytimes.com/2021/12/31/bus…
Good morning. I'm sitting in on the first of two #publicrecords hearings this morning. The first is in my lawsuit seeking records related to Josh Malcolm from UNC-P, where the NCSBE is asking to join the suit to continue blocking my access... #ncpol
The second hearing this morning is a lawsuit in which WBTV and a coalition of more than two dozen media outlets sued for access to COVID records. In that case, the state continues withholding a number of documents related to how it's handled the pandemic #ncpol
Just received word that yet another Louisiana municipality has filed suit against a public records requestor solely for making a request. One of these days I hope #lalege outlaws these tactics. #foia #publicrecords
Recently, I was interviewed about this phenomenon, which the rest of the country calls a "reverse public records suit..." There are a lot of reasons why, but these are my top three:
1.) It doesn't cost them. It's not their money, it's ours. While plenty of public servants are worried about taxpayer dollars, there are a few who are not. Unlike when I file a public records suit, there less discussion over the cost because there are no filing fees
