Suzanne Yada

Web Producer, CIR Online and California Watch, Center for Investigative Reporting

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Senior web producer & journo-geek for @CIRonline • syada@cironline.org • RT ≠ endorse • Will show you where to look among the garbage and the flowers.

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@esten Well if I'm not mistaken, #aaaaaAAAAAAAaaaaaa is often used in Spanish, Portuguese & Indonesian, so maybe pat yourself on the back?:)
Why I love that tweet: The feeling was real, the link & hashtag work, & most of the alphabet wasn't needed. twitter.com/suzanneyada/st…

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Excited to see the favorite tweet I ever wrote can now be translated from its original Portuguese. pic.twitter.com/l27XX3pXcF

suzanneyada: Excited to see the favorite ...

twitter.com — Excited to see the favorite tweet I ever wrote can now be translated from its original Portuguese. pic.twitter.com/l27XX3pXcF

Rape in the Fields

pbs.org — For the women who pick and handle the food we eat every day, sexual assault often comes with the job. Lowell Bergman uncovers the hidden price that many migrant women working in America's fields and packing plants are paying to keep their jobs and provide for their families.
RT @jonathanstray: To reiterate: 1) your phone metadata is not anonymous. 2) It is your whole address book. 3) It is everywhere you have ev…
RT @jonathanstray: Wow, David Simon has no clue what metadata actually reveals. He even thinks it's "anonymous." OTOH, good points here htt…

The “Nigger Wake-Up Call”

davidsimon.com — From Mr. Maciej: "Simon's fundamental argument...is mistaken in a number of important ways, and that some of this reflects our failure as technologists to communicate what modern surveillance can do. First, there is the scope of the order. The Baltimore operation, and others like it, were limited to a specific criminal investigation.
UPDATE! Assembly Speaker Perez: California Public Records Act Changes Will Not Go Through | @KQEDNews shar.es/xhyc2

Assembly Speaker Perez: California Public Records Act Changes Will Not Go Through

blogs.kqed.org — Amid a growing furor over proposed changes to the California Public Records Act, this press release from Assembly Speaker John Perez just came through ... SACRAMENTO-Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) today announced that SB 71 is being amended to include all of the components of the general government trailer bill contained in AB 76, except for the changes regarding the California Public Records Act and Local Agency Ethics Mandates.
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