AnonOps Radio Interview
Friday 12 October 2012
Rebecca Bowe the International Privacy Coordinator at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. She explains how corporate appetite for data mining personal details for lucrative business models has eaten away our rights to privacy in the bold new world of the Internet and new implications of facial recognition tools with Trapwire, the global surveillance system revealed in Stratfor emails.
Violet Blue - INDECT - Trapwire & Global Cyber Spying
Violet Blue is an award winning author found at CNET ZDNet and Zero Day. She Violet lectures on culture, cyberspace (...)
24 August 2012
Napoleon Gómez - Oxford Economist Global Union Leader
Napoleon Gómez is known worldwide for his struggle to bring unions and humans rights to workers. He is an Oxford (...)
31 May 2013
Asher Wolf - Grassroots Journalism, Cyber-Security & FBI in Australia
Asher Wolf is a journalist, transparency and information activist based in Australia. She is the founder of the (...)
26 October 2012
Leah Bolger Veterans for Peace - Where the Bombs Land
Leah Bolger is a retired Navy Commander with 20 years of US Military Service, a full time Peace Activist and (...)
20 October 2012
Susan Lindauer - Former CIA asset Iraq War Whistleblower
As a U.S. Intelligence Asset, Susan Lindauer covered anti-terrorism at the Iraqi Embassy in New York from 1996 up (...)
4 January 2013
Claire Robinson - GMO Basics Genetic Engineering Politics & Science
Claire Robinson is research director at Earth Open Source a platform for collaborative science in the public (...)
