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December 19, 2006
Critique of the NYCLU's Report
The Surveillance Camera Players have a critique of the recent report released by the NYCLU, which was discussed here a few days ago. I hope to go into the substance of the report at a later point, but at my first reading I don't think their critique is very strong (accurate on some points, but more nitpicking than substantive). I hope to at a future point carefully go through their allegations.
I think there are some useful issues and points for those people who are carefully following the issues around government surveillance. At the very least, its nice that there are multiple groups focused on this issue with differing viewpoints. (Also, can someone tell the Surveillance Camera Players to update their web site to support RSS and newreaders. I don't have the time to check web sites for updates manually).
Posted by rshah at December 19, 2006 10:01 AM
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