Links June 20-23 2018
"There was not an ounce of cruelty in Charles Krauthammer, yet we live in a moment when too many people think cruelty is a form of strength." nationalreview.com
Friday June 22 2018
"'This legislation, like the initiative, would provide simple, powerful rights to Californians: Tell me what you know about me. Stop selling it. Keep it safe.'" sandiegouniontribune.com
"'If they were stylish in their youth, they will still be stylish now. They continue to be who they were.'" nytimes.com
Inside European copyright proposal is controversial Article 11 "the so-called 'link-tax,' which will require sites that link to news stories to pay the original authors." tomshardware.com
S.F. sues developer for permitting scam: sf.curbed.com
"And she should not expect to reunite with her daughter for a month. Maybe two." nytimes.com
The bait-and-switch and lack of tracking used by ICE to separate asylum-seekers from their young children at the border is much worse than the existing legal family separation policies listed in this article. nytimes.com
"Finally, they are also residential havens, where wealthy offshore investors can spend long periods of time, virtually tax free." dcreport.org
Thursday June 21 2018
"Now, ICE is denying bond for many of those people and pushing to keep them in detention for the duration of their cases, Reuters found, based on an analysis of government data and dozens of interviews with immigration judges, lawyers and current and former officials." reuters.com
Book review: what does "fake news" mean when you cannot distinguish reality? arstechnica.com
Personal data and political influence in Italy - A Report: ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org
"Is consent really a choice?" c-span.org
"I think Google has stopped indexing the older parts of the Web. I think I can prove it. Google’s competition is doing better." tbray.org
Australian newspaper reports on an education minister who claims white working class children lack aspiration and drive compared to the migrant communities. telegraph.co.uk
We should get paid for our data, Planet Money source says. npr.org
Sinclair Must-Run Segment Says Media is Overblowing Family Separation Policy. mediamatters.org
"But the developer behind the group uses rising prices in the city as a promotional tool in China to target wealthy people in search of ‘globally optimised asset allocation’" scmp.com
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