TODAY: Boston PD wants $1.4m to spy on you online. Come oppose it! (December 5, 2016)
The Boston Police Department secretly tried to buy $1.4 million dollars of social media monitoring software to spy on Bostonians free speech. Since…
Category: Freedom of the Press
Crypto Party, Wed., 1/27, 6-9pm (January 25, 2016)
There is a Somerville Crypto Party this Wednesday, January 27th. It will be from 6-9pm at Parts and Crafts, 577 Somerville Ave, Somerville,…
Censorship Civil Liberties Freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press Main Topic Privacy Security Transparency
Private Spies Deserve More Scrutiny (September 27, 2014)
Original article at Huffington Post Tech Huffington Post Tech It turns out being the only imprisoned journalist in the United States doesn’t get…
Saturday Stand with Whistleblowers (March 2, 2014)
During the last few years, our federal government waged nothing less than a war on whistleblowers. From Chelsea Manning to Edward Snowden; from…
WikiLeaks’ 7th Birthday Vigil this Friday (October 3, 2013)
What: Join us for a vigil to mark WikiLeaks’ 7th Birthday. There will be cake. When: Friday, October 4th, starting at 5pm Where:…
Transparency Toolkit needs YOUR help (August 22, 2013)
We need information about governments, companies, and other institutions to uncover corruption, human rights abuses, and other problems. Unfortunately, the information provided by…
PirateCon 2013 End Note: Alex Marthews (July 25, 2013)
Alex Marthews, President of Digital Fourth (http://warrantless.org/) gives the PirateCon 2013 End Note Speech: How to Prevent the Coming Surveillance Dystopia. He kills…
Massachusetts Pirate Party condemns the NYPD’s attack on Occupy Wall Street (November 15, 2011)
The Massachusetts Pirate Party condemns the New York Police Department’s unlawful and violent attack on peaceful Occupy Wall Street protesters and the clearing…
Pirate Party to Support Occupy Boston (October 3, 2011)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PIRATE PARTY TO SUPPORT OCCUPY BOSTON Protesters have been Occupying Wall Street for three weeks. Thousands are protesting and hundreds…
Brain Candy (February 15, 2011)
No one ever established that the press was meant to do anything more than inform the public of what any given publisher wants…