Thursday, July 29, 2010
Bruce Schneier’s Security Matters: The Myth of the ‘Transparent Society’
Cameras make sense when trained on police, and in offices where lawmakers meet with lobbyists, and wherever government officials wield power over the people. Open-government laws, giving the public access to government records and meetings of governmental [...]
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