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https://www.amazon.com/Human-Resource-Exploitation-Training-Manual-ebook/dp/B01MSWVBTH
posted by saskwatch at 2020-06-11 15:41

saskwatch: kindle edition
saskwatch: kobo here
saskwatch: not endorsed

Statistical analysis of some media portrayals of scientific case for coral bleaching as climate change related
posted by saskwatch at 2020-06-11 14:03

saskwatch: -- Mitchell & Roffey-Mitchell, Cogent Social Sciences (2018)
saskwatch: (actual title differs)
saskwatch: Spoiler: NewsCorp == skeptical ; Guardian, ABC.au == recognise opportunity ; SMH == scientifically uncertain
saskwatch: Note: the institution performing the research is not seen as communist.
saskwatch: alternative URL
saskwatch: keywords: quantifying media bias in reporting on climate change as it affects coral and the wider marine ecology
saskwatch: It's difficult to do this sort of analysis when (a) libraries are all closed due to health concerns, (b) libraries in any case don't have good archives of important newspapers, (c) online archives of important newspapers are incomplete, (d) see A:
saskwatch: Oh, and (e) frequent death threats, corrupt and lazy police, legal and 'security' infrastructure, pervasive gangstarism and basic apathy
saskwatch: see if you can spot the pattern.

UN ICCPR on Freedoms of opinion and expression (2011)
posted by saskwatch at 2020-06-11 13:44

saskwatch: "...States parties should recognize and respect that element of the right of freedom of expression that embraces the limited journalistic privilege not to disclose information sources."
saskwatch: This is fundamentally incompatible with surveillance or monitoring that is pervasive and society-wide, or which targets forums or resources which are universally needed or normally used in research.
saskwatch: says so 'ere
saskwatch: etc the fact we need to spell this out (repeatedly) is indicative.
saskwatch: ""Source confidentiality is one of journalism's most central ethical considerations and is essential to a functioning democracy and a free and independent media."
saskwatch: -- Journalistic confidentiality in an age of data surveillance ; Ananian-Welsh, Rebecca ; Australian Journalism Review (2019)
saskwatch: here is an example cleartext-only search for a State Library in Victoria, Australia
saskwatch: Spy people: All those people you think I'm stalking, I think are my confidential journalistic sources. Interested in finding out what a Judge thinks? Keep monitoring.
saskwatch: You monitor me, someone monitors you, one day the loop will close.
saskwatch: here's this again
saskwatch: oooh I bet you missed this one on the evening news like 7 years ago.
saskwatch: "counter-productive" ... you might want to look that up, probably find it right next to counter-surveillance ... careful not to confuse that with national socialist
saskwatch: Summary of salient points of McCoy talk