Last week, I was asked to do an interview on AM590 WVLK radio in Lexington, Kentucky, to talk about the city's lawsuit against me and why we need to take steps to ensure there are oversight and transparency for government surveillance programs. The interview got a little heated when the co-host revealed himself to be …
Continue reading Radio Show Co-Host Tries to Defend the Surveillance State and Fails
On June 26, I talked about my recent lawsuit win with Kruser and Krew on WVLK590. I gave a quick overview of the lawsuit and explained what's next. I also laid out We See You Watching Lexington's plan to make sure the next debate about surveillance technology happens before government agencies acquire it. After all, …
Continue reading Law Suit Victory Lap With Kruser and Krew on WVLK Radio
A press release about the lawsuit filed against me by the city of Lexington, Ky., relating to an open records request I filed seeking information on surveillance generated a ton of local media coverage, including an appearance on Kruser and Krew, the afternoon-drive show on WVLK AM. Kruser and I talked about the city's efforts …
Continue reading Radio Interview: What Does the City of Lexington Have to Hide?
We See You Watching Lexington got into the national spotlight when director Mike Maharrey appeared on Real News with David Knight. Maharrey talked about the recent lawsuit filed against him relating to open records requests he made to the Lexington Police Department seeking information about mobile surveillance cameras it owns and operates. One of the …
Continue reading We See You Watching Lexington Gets Some National Spotlight
We See You Watching Lexington got some great media exposure on WVLK AM 590. On Sept. 13, I appeared on Kruser and Krew to talk about surveillance in Lexington and our work to ensure that government agencies that use surveillance technology do so with oversight and transparency. Kruser and I talked about the surveillance cameras …
Continue reading We See You Watching Lexington on WVLK Radio
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