In this week's @techpolicypress podcast, a discussion on Amazon Ring, surveillance, and what it means to be a "neighbor" with:

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Background reading 1: @EvanSelinger and co-author Darin Durrant in the Journal Science as Culture, Amazon's Ring: Surveillance as a Slippery Slope Service tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
@EvanSelinger Background reading 2: @hypervisible in @UrbanOmnibus on networked surveillance urbanomnibus.net/2020/01/caught…
@EvanSelinger @hypervisible @UrbanOmnibus You can listen to the podcast in your browser: player.captivate.fm/episode/c26a69…
@EvanSelinger @hypervisible @UrbanOmnibus Or subscribe via your favorite podcast service! techpolicypress.captivate.fm/listen

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1/ Seeing some tweets calling on specific Reps. to be "expelled" or "arrested" for their role in January 6.

A couple of thoughts.

First- it is right to say that any Rep. who played any role in planning violence should be expelled. I am unaware of hard evidence so far.
2/ Second- it may be right to call for anyone that planned to send protestors to the Capitol, with knowledge of the potential for violence, to be expelled. There is some evidence this happened.
3/ Third- calling on anyone to be expelled for participating in the objection is a non-starter. And frankly, counterproductive. Despite the fact that the objection was based on a lie, there was nothing illegal about it.
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1/ @hunterw's report on members of Congress, White House staff and others that coordinated the events of Jan 6 is worth reading.

The story is sourced two anonymous sources who spoke "extensively" to Walker, a rally "organizer" and "planner".
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@hunterw 2/ These Representatives are named in particular- including many that had been at the White House planning meeting Dec 22 (first reported by Politico) and who Ali Alexander had claimed were involved in the planning.
@hunterw 3/ The sources name Katrina Pierson as the key go between for the protest organizers and the White House.
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Crucial report from @RMac18 and @sheeraf that will no doubt interest @RepAdamSchiff, @RepRaskin, @RepLizCheney & other members of the @January6thCmte charged with considering what factors such as online platforms helped create the conditions for violence.
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Add another exec to the list of Facebook executives who set up a false scarecrow to knock down on January 6- of course Facebook is not the "reason" January 6 happened. This is no excuse for the abject failures detailed in these reports. washingtonpost.com/technology/202…
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@techpolicypress The first session featured @FukuyamaFrancis, @MarechalPhD, @daphnehk and @rreisman and explored and critiqued the idea of unbundling social media firms to permit a middleware layer for content moderation: techpolicy.press/reconciling-so…
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