By Sonia Roubini | ACLU | August 31, 2015 We recently received a handbook from the DEA, in response to a Freedom of Information Act request, seeking information about the use of impersonation as an investigative technique. While the 1999 handbook, titled Online Investigative Principles for Federal Law Enforcement Agents, was almost identical to a […]
By Samia Hossain, William J. Brennan Fellow & Esha Bhandari | ACLU | August 3, 2015 An overzealous attorney general is trying to police online speech by capitalizing on the reams of data Google stores about its users. James Hood, Mississippi’s attorney general has issued a whopping 79-page subpoena to Google asking for a massive […]
Peter B. Collins Presents Investigative Journalist Yasha Levine
Congratulations. This past week the FCC announced good news, pilgrims, net neutrality is here. Your Federal Communications Commission (FCC), a non-elected and appointed federal government agency providing in effect toll booths to truth, voted three-to-two to “reclassify” the heretofore unclassified and unfettered broadband Internet and worldwide web as a common carrier service under Title II of the Communications Act.
