Tag: TSA

• Confidentiality, Bloggers, and the TSA

  The Tyranny Of Government And Our Duty Of Confidentiality As Bloggers. TechCrunch‘s Michael Arrington discusses two bloggers who were recently served with subpoenas from the TSA, a government agency. One blogger refused to reveal his sources. The other, who was served as he was babysitting for his children, gave his computer over to the TSA. […]

  Barbara Iverson

  January 3, 2010

  Blogging, Disruptive Tech, Ethics, Journalism, Politics in Media Matters

  bloggers, Blogging, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Freedom of speech, Freedom of the press, Government agency, TSA

• Shah Rukh Khan gets profiled by US security.

  With more than 70 film credits to his name, and a global following that is as large as a small country, Shah Ruhk Khan should be recognized, even by the screeners for the US customs department: Khan said he was detained Friday by U.S. immigration officials at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey because […]

  Barbara Iverson

  August 16, 2009

  Off Topic

  bollywood, shahruhk khan, terrorism, TSA