Senior Counsel and Director of the Identification and Surveillance Project at EPIC, the Electronic Privacy Information Center. Her work also includes Spotlight on Surveillance, a monthly evaluation of federal and state surveillance programs, as well as EPIC's Open Government Project, which pursues Freedom of Information Act litigation; former journalist at USA Today.com and the Washington Post. Ngo is also the author of a chapter
about camera surveillance systems in Intersection: Sidewalks and Public Space, forthcoming in Spring 2008.
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