Note: this is the first attempt at a regular update as described in the Communications Channels post. It’s longer than an update would normally be and so gives a good idea of the range of things we’ll cover. The Next dailyish update page on the wiki has more about the process we have in mind. There’s plenty of room for improvement; feedback welcome.
Discussions
These are links to active discussions from the blog and wiki. If there are important discussions in email, Facebook, etc. they could also be listed here although they might be hard to link to.
Discuss: ad campaign choices (blog)
Post Ideas suggestions bills legislation initiaives (wiki)
Communications channels: status and discussion (blog)
Next steps for ad and change.org (blog)
Open thread (blog)
Volunteers Needed
– next editor-of-the-day — please leave a comment here!
– Wiki help wanted! There’s a list of to-dos at http://get-fisa-right.wetpaint.com/todos/updated
– bloggers wanted!
FISA in the news
*** Frank suggests: use Google Alerts to track the news yourselves ***
– NSA Spying on Journalists: We Need a New Church Committee
– Whistleblower: NSA collected credit card info.
– Obama sides with Bush in court case
– Like Bush, Obama disables our privacy(Nat Hentoff) Obama
– A promising start for Obama (discusses his and Holder’s position on FISA)
Get FISA Right 
Note on Jon’s comment about Google Reader…it should be Google Alerts
Woops…Appears Jon/someone already changed…ignore my last post
Frank,
Yep, I edited it — thanks for spotting the mistake so quickly, and sorry I didn’t follow up with you after editing.
jon
[…] Last Thursday was the first attempt. Since we hadn’t been any updates in several weeks, it was a fairly lengthy post. The headings give an idea of some of the kinds of things these updates will cover: “discussions” (on the blog and wiki), “volunteers needed”, and “FISA in the news.” Tuesday’s update was much shorter, and led with the two pieces of most important news.** […]
[…] Last Thursday was the first attempt. Since we hadn’t been any updates in several weeks, it was a fairly lengthy post. The headings give an idea of some of the kinds of things these updates will cover: “discussions” (on the blog and wiki), “volunteers needed”, and “FISA in the news.” Tuesday’s update was much shorter, and led with the two pieces of most important news.** […]