ReasonTV “Brown sat down with Reason TV in the Dallas headquarters of D Magazine, where he now works covering city council meetings, to talk about life in federal prison, the state of the private intelligence industry, what an ever-leakier world means for the future of U.S. politics and culture, and […]
from frontburner.dmagazine.com BY BARRETT BROWN
from CBC Radio American journalist Barrett Brown, who is serving over five years in prison for his links to the hacktivist collective Anonymous, had his email suspended for a year after he contacted a journalist about potential wrongdoing by the Bureau of Prisons. Brown found out about the restriction an […]
Imprisoned journalist Barrett Brown joins The Majority Report on the phone to explain how he ended up in prison, corporate spying and the DOJ. What is Stratfor and what do they do? Is linking now a crime? The private sector and the national security state. The threat to journalism. What crimes Brown […]
David Knight, Joe Biggs and Paul Joseph Watson interview imprisoned American journalist Barrett Brown Barrett Brown: “Not long ago I was a mild-mannered freelance journalist, activist, and satirist, contributing to outlets like the Guardian and Vanity Fair. But last Thursday I was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison in […]
by Barrett Brown from the DailyBeast.Co, Not long ago I was a mild-mannered freelance journalist, activist, and satirist, contributing to outlets like the Guardian and Vanity Fair. But last Thursday I was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison in a case that Reporters Without Borders cited as a key […]
By: Barrett Brown A week before Christmas, a half-dozen guards at the Seagoville Federal Detention Center pulled me from my cell, handcuffed me, and took me to the hole, where I was processed and put in another cell, before being ushered out and placed in the prison’s receiving/departures section to […]
POSTED IN BOOKS, CRIME, DEFIANCE, INCREDIBLE BRAVERY, LAW, RELIGION. JUL 01, 2014 AT 9:45 AM BY BARRETT BROWN I’m afraid I’m now being kept in the Seagoville federal prison Special Housing Unit, or SHU, known more informally as “segregation” and even more informally as “the hole.” Several of my fellow jail […]
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