Mediagazer: Apps CopWatch and Mobile Justice offer assistance, protections, and advice for citizens filming police encounters (Amanda Hess/Slate)

9:00 AM ET, April 10, 2015

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Amanda Hess / Slate:

Apps CopWatch and Mobile Justice offer assistance, protections, and advice for citizens filming police encounters — Justice Through a Lens — A new wave of apps offers assistance—and advice—for citizens capturing police wrongdoing on camera. — About 10 times a day …

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Jack Shepherd / Journalism.co.uk:

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