maandag, mei 23, 2005
Fotograferen blijft toegestaan in metro New York
A proposal to ban cameras in subways to prevent terrorism has been dropped by police and transit officials. The move comes a year after city transit officials came up with the idea to forbid photography, videotaping and filming in subway stations.
The New York Daily News reported in Sunday's editions that police and transit officials said a ban is not needed to secure the nation's largest mass transit system.
The proposal by NYC Transit, a division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, had been criticized as too far-reaching by civil libertarians, photographers and some city officials.
Bron: AP.
Lees meer in de New York Daily News.
Dat fotograferen in de openbare ruimte na 11 september 2001 in de VS steeds vaker als "verdachte activiteit" wordt gezien, blijkt uit het artikel Watch where you point that camera in CSMonitor.
The New York Daily News reported in Sunday's editions that police and transit officials said a ban is not needed to secure the nation's largest mass transit system.
The proposal by NYC Transit, a division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, had been criticized as too far-reaching by civil libertarians, photographers and some city officials.
Bron: AP.
Lees meer in de New York Daily News.
Dat fotograferen in de openbare ruimte na 11 september 2001 in de VS steeds vaker als "verdachte activiteit" wordt gezien, blijkt uit het artikel Watch where you point that camera in CSMonitor.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 08:49
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