Declan McCullagh
Nov 11, 2010 | 11:42 pm
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Declan McCullagh
Mr. McCullagh must at very least lurk here, but I'm guessing he's an active participant. I was quite intrigued to tune into cnet.com to find a link to his article on the scanner backlash. It never mentioned Flyer Talk, but it seemed to be very aware of all the anti-scanner activity in cyberspace.
I think his article is the first I've read in what might be called "the mainstream" about the smoldering anger against TSA technology.
I think his article is the first I've read in what might be called "the mainstream" about the smoldering anger against TSA technology.
Nov 12, 2010 | 5:31 am
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I know Declan personally; he's a long-time libertarian reporter on all things cyberspace (in prior jobs he's worked for Wired News, Time's Netly News, and others). I don't know if he reads Flyertalk, but the fact is he hardly needs to because he's hard-wired into many of the groups protesting against the scanners (EPIC, ACLU, EFF, etc), and his history in online activism goes all the way back to the early 1990s. I doubt there's much in the online zeitgeist that passes him by even without the help of a neatly condensed forum like this one. 
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Nov 12, 2010 | 5:33 am
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