Back to sppeding and cameras briefly - privacy

[Richard Clayton]

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In article <611408FA8FACD2118A670008C75D64FC042C4109@euktcnt010.ericsson
.se>, Adam Atkinson (ETL) <adam.atkinson@etl.ericsson.se> writes

>> > For a D Notice to be issues re: something they obviously
>> > have to tell you what that something is.
>> 
>> So D notices don't apply to the `Morning Star'?
>
>I said I was guessing. How do D notices work then? 

http://www.dnotice.org.uk/

>How can
>they tell you not to say something without telling you
>what it is you're not supposed to say?

The generic ones can be found on the site .. DA-3 might be of interest!

More recent specific advice has (AIUI) been of the general form
"Allegations about British involvement in X are circulating on the
Internet, please don't publish the identity of the web sites involved". 

for X read "assassinating Gadaffi", "spying on our allies" etc etc

You'll see from the website that the claim is that specific notices for
specific events are no longer issued - hence the "advice"

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