Tag Archives: privacy

Social Media and Freedom of Speech

Posted on February 6, 2015 by Tim Burrows

Policies, procedures, guidelines and training all attempt to help and guide a law enforcement officer’s decision-making and set the boundaries for what should and shouldn’t be done. But, is that enough? Common sense should be the real guide in some … Continue reading →

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You ARE Being Watched

Posted on June 27, 2014 by Tim Burrows

I am not a conspiracy theorist. I don’t believe in cover ups that involve thousands of people because as we all know, a secret kept between 2 people is a challenge…kept by hundreds or more? Not a chance. So when … Continue reading →

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Photo Tagging and more with Twitter

Posted on March 26, 2014 by Tim Burrows

Twitter announced today on their blog that they will start to roll out a couple of new features. 1.) Tagging Photos 2.) Adding up to 4 photos in one Tweet In the world of visual content this is a move that … Continue reading →

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You can’t judge a blog post by the title

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Tim Burrows

I read a recent blog post because of the title… “Police Brutality”  The title alone is what grabbed my attention.  Being a police officer I am always on the look out for stories that may damage the reputation of the … Continue reading →

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Privacy is dead

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Tim Burrows

The question no longer is whether privacy is dead or not.  The answer to that is; Yes, privacy is dead.  No big surprise there anyone and if you think there is still privacy, sorry to give you the shock of … Continue reading →

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