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2551. RT @mala I saw the @nytimes’ original hiring of @runasand as a sign that, finally, newsrooms were learning that the digital protection of their staff, sources, and process was *vital* to their work — and that they needed to hire the best. What a sad moment to backslide on all that. twitter.com/runasand/statu…
>  23 October 2019, 12:25:41 AM | LINK | Filed in
2552. RT @nihilocrat the buried lede here is "global warming could be stalled for 20 years with the same amount of money the world spends on its militaries every 60 days" twitter.com/business/statu…
>  24 October 2019, 10:50:06 AM | LINK | Filed in
2553. RT @changethenypd We’re in Albany with Valerie Bell, Gwen Carr and Constance Malcolm, mothers of #SeanBell, #EricGarner and #RamarleyGraham, respectively, ready to submit testimony at a State Senate hearing on the country’s most secretive police law. #Repeal50a
>  24 October 2019, 4:03:54 PM | LINK | Filed in
2554. RT @changethenypd The NYC Bar Association noted in April 2018 that “As the only one of its kind in the nation, 50-a has been interpreted so broadly that police misconduct in New York State is more secretive than any other state in the nation.
>  24 October 2019, 4:03:08 PM | LINK | Filed in
2555. RT @pressfreedom India uses opaque legal process to suppress Kashmiri journalism, commentary on Twitter -- By @AASchapiro, @zidanism, @CPJAsia's @aliyazeba and @kunalmajumder, @backspace and @lumendatabase cpj.org/blog/2019/10/i…
>  24 October 2019, 6:16:34 PM | LINK | Filed in
2556. RT @AASchapiro A new investigation w/colleagues at the Committee to Protect Journalists: Twitter has blocked nearly a million Tweets from accounts that focus on Kashmir, at the behest of the Indian government—including the entire account of the magazine Kashmir Narrator cpj.org/blog/2019/10/i…
>  24 October 2019, 6:43:07 PM | LINK | Filed in
2557. RT @AASchapiro Zuckerber's talking point on the political ad controversy is *identical* to how Dow Chemical responded to questions about making napalm back in the day. This, from @kevinroose: "[Dow] claimed that napalm was a small part of the company’s overall business"nytimes.com/2019/03/04/tec…
>  24 October 2019, 9:43:01 PM | LINK | Filed in
2558. RT @mechapoetic untitled goose game, besides being quite charming and lovely, was produced in part due to funding from Film Victoria, a public arts program similar to the NFB. imagine if more fun digital art projects could rely on public funding rather than the market. what would games look like
>  24 October 2019, 11:12:29 PM | LINK | Filed in
2559. RT @SharpTypeCo 🚨 ANNOUNCING OUR NEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN OF COLOR IN TYPE DESIGN 🚨 The Malee Scholarship awards $6K annually to one talented young WOC. For education, tools, or just paying your rent for a minute so you can finish a typeface. Its up to you. shrptyp.co/malee
>  25 October 2019, 4:27:43 PM | LINK | Filed in
2560. RT @mollycrabapple My friend @DreadScottArt got sick of civil war reenactments, and decided to stage a slave rebellion reenactment. On 11/8-9, hundreds of reenactors will march on New Orleans and recreate the the largest slave rebellion in US history. slave-revolt.com
>  26 October 2019, 4:22:44 PM | LINK | Filed in



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