Showing posts with label Surveillance at Libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Surveillance at Libraries. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Scott Sherman Writes An Article In The Nation That Declares Us As Activists The Winners In Thwarting Library Destruction Plans: Is It Believable?- Let’s Boil It Down To Some Quotes

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Scott Sherman's new article in The Nation declaring Library Defenders victorious- His 2015 book and bio from its dust jacket. Let’s beg...
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Monday, September 10, 2018

Interesting to think that it all began with BOOKS! Amazon, With Bezos Now The World’s Wealthiest Man At Its Helm, Tops $1 Trillion!

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Amazon growth charts, one of revenues and one of returns since Amazon went public.  Not the respective flat lines in each and consider w...
Monday, August 13, 2018

Self Proclaimed As Fighting Surveillance, Library Freedom Project Is Tied to Tor Service With Its Deep Ongoing Connections, Including Financing, To The U.S. Government

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Two WNYC On The Media segments, both about surveillance, clash because of what connects them: What you might learn from each of them abo...
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Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Reading on the Internet vs. Reading a Book You Picked Up Browsing In Your Library: Yasha Levine’s “Surveillance Valley- The Secret Military History of the Internet”

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You go into a library, a big public building, around you are tables and desks where other patrons similarly drawn to the offerings of the ...