Let me put it this way; many geeks seem to understand journalists and their practices as well as ordinary journalists know how to run Qubes.
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Replying to @zeynep
If you want to provide tech security help to journalists: Befriend them. Hang out with them. Learn what they do. A few years. Then, yeay!
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Replying to @zeynep
Many do. Painting with such a broad brush is not helpful.
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Replying to @BiellaColeman
So many don't that they have tons of journalists confused to the point of real harm. Those who don't, kudos, thank you.
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The ones that don't face the same issue.
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& news orgs should follow in the lead of
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That's great, yeay, but lots of working journalists in small pubs.
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Also, training has little value if you can't provide long-term support as well.
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Also, newsrooms barely grappling with source issues; many other things and so much inappropriate advice.
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like I said, taking random Twitter advice is not something they should be doing anyway.
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And I'm telling you it is not just that.
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