Looking forward to attending this morning. Good to see @Tech_Collective facilitate important conversations like this at a local level. https://t.co/1z173qdadZ
@dougwhitephd@ProvBusNews The great irony? The Foundation offered patients affected by the incident a year of complimentary credit-monitoring -- provided by Equifax.
@dougwhitephd@ProvBusNews A former Foundation employee copied sensitive information, including patients' financial and medical info, onto an external hard drive.
@dougwhitephd@ProvBusNews But credit giants aren't the only ones at risk. Six days before the Equifax debacle, The Neurology Foundation in PVD reported a data breach.
@dougwhitephd@ProvBusNews White: "Unless you go live in a cabin and trade gold coins and shotgun shells as currency," there’s almost no way to avoid credit reports.
Check out my full interview with RWU professor @dougwhitephd, and a look inside a smaller local cybersecurity breach, at @ProvBusNews. https://t.co/CF63HEt765
@steveahlquist@DanMcGowan@projomike@bobplain Not sure we can remove all bias from journalism, but we CAN bring more diverse voices/perspectives into our newsrooms, and listen to them.
@steveahlquist@DanMcGowan@projomike@bobplain True. But in my experience, good journos do good journalism. The voices in the newsroom make the calls, not the name on their checks.
@steveahlquist@DanMcGowan@projomike@bobplain Not to say money's irrelevant. But while political bias is hard to weed out of journalism, bias due to lack of diversity is an easy fix.
@steveahlquist@DanMcGowan@projomike@bobplain The overwhelming whiteness of RI media likely affects coverage bias more than corporate ownership. Gender split is better but not great.
@steveahlquist@DanMcGowan@projomike If we're talking media bias, let's also talk about the fact that every journalist commenting in this thread is white and male. @bobplain too