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.
Attorney Stanley Cohen - PayPal 14 & Civil Liberties
As a criminal defense attorney Stanley Cohen only takes cases of the individual against the State. He talks about (...)
5 April 2013
Parker Higgins - Aaron Swartz & EFF Defense of Digital Freedoms
Parker Higgins is an activist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, specializing in issues at the intersection of (...)
25 January 2013
Andrew McInnes - Transitions Port Angeles
Andrew McInnes is a member of Transition Port Angeles, a grassroots movement focused on economic resilience and (...)
7 September 2012
Alexa O’Brien - Week 2 Manning Trial - Garani video timeline
This week Alexa brings into focus how the charges Bradley Manning did not plead to are as important as what he did (...)
14 June 2013
Alexa O’Brien - Week One Manning Trial
On the weekend before the trial began there were world wide protests in support of Bradley Manning. Alexa gives us (...)
7 June 2013
Michael Ratner - Vanishing Rule of Law in USA
Michael Ratner is a Constitutional attorney, past President of National Lawyers Guild and current Pres. of Center (...)
