Kernel | Prison Phones and the Problem with Profits: Can an upstart tech nonprofit take on the $1.4 billion prison communications industry?
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A Dispatch from Maine Correctional Center The trees thin out on my drive from downtown Portland to Windham, Maine, a small t...
Kernel | Prison Phones and the Problem with Profits: Can an upstart tech nonprofit take on the $1.4 billion prison communications industry? Issue 2 nonfiction Prison Phones and the Problem with Profits: Can an upstart tech nonprofit take on the $1.4 billion prison communications industry? written by Lucas Gelfond A Dispatch from Maine Correctional Center The trees thin out on my drive from downtown Portland to Windham, Maine, a small town home to Maine Correctional Center, a 650-person medium and minimum security facility. I’m here as “the press” to write and report about Ameelio, a rapidly gr
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