Britain really is "surveillance society"
It annoys me that today the BBC has on its main page a story about state surveillance when for a long time the media (and yes the bbc is included in this) has failed to give coverage to the important legislation or raise a debate with the public at the key moments. But today they have decided something the Information Commissioner said is worthy of the front page. How fickle.Still any raising of awareness of this issue is good and certain newspapers have given this fair coverage:
Telegraph
Independent
The Times
Other newspapers have given the story less prominence:
The Sun
Guardian
(based on website position)
Maybe what they really should be covering is which political party put us in this position...
Labels: Human Rights, Politics, Privacy
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