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: Grits for Breakfast'Putting iPhones behind bars"
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"Putting iPhones behind bars," is the clever title given to an email exchange, to be published Sunday in the Dallas News in their "Point Person" feature, between myself and editorial writer Michael Landauer. He wanted to follow up regarding my (absurd?) proffer from this post Monday to allow inmates limited, monitored access to smartphones in prison, which I suggested would promote productive ties to family and good behavior while stemming unauthorized use and contraband smuggling. See what you think. Thanks to Michael and the News for putting the idea, which was really a knockoff suggestion reacting to this New York Times article, in front of a lot more readers than would ever see it on Grits.Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on January 07, 2011 (boomark / email).
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