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Coming Soon: Free Internet From Space
• nationaljournal.comOuternet wants to use tiny satellites to take the whole world online—even in countries where dictators wish they wouldn’t.
Google Developing Internet That’s Over 1,000 Times Faster Than Yours
• Wired.comMost of the country is still waiting for the sort of super-fast gigabit internet connections available in places like Kansas City, Kansas and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
R.I.P. CAPTCHA
• http://www.popsci.com, By Kate BaggaleySay hello to two-step verification and more.
Snowden: NSA can track hidden online presence
• thehill.comEdward Snowden warns in a new TV interview that the National Security Agency can track people no matter how well they hide their online presence.
Moon Lasers Are Creating the Galaxy’s Fastest Internet
• http://www.nationaljournal.com, Alex BrownHong Kong has the world's fastest Internet. Internet on the moon is 10 times faster.
Forget the Internet - soon there will be the OUTERNET
• Daily MailCitizens of countries like China and North Korea that have censored online activity could be given free and unrestricted cyberspace.
New Gender Identity Options Let Facebook Users Be Themselves
• technewsworld.comFacebook is one place where people no longer have to choose between being male or female. In fact, those who wish to identify their genders otherwise now have more than 50 choices. "Some people are more comfortable being known for their gender than o
Netflix Is Building an Artificial Brain Using Amazon’s Cloud
• Wired.comNothing beats a movie recommendation from a friend who knows your tastes. At least not yet. Netflix wants to change that, aiming to build an online recommendation engine that outperforms even your closest friends.
Firefox Fought Tooth And Nail Against Ad Tracking, And Now It Will Serve Its Users Ads Directly
• businessinsider.comMozilla's Firefox browser has been a thorn in the side of the digital advertising industry ever since it decided to automatically block all third party cookies a year ago.
Chinese Giant Alibaba Might Be Trying To Kill Amazon With Its New American Online Store
• Business InsiderAlibaba – the massive Chinese online retailer – confirmed to Re/Code that it's creating a new, U.S. e-commerce site called 11 Main.
Crowdsourced RoboCop Remake Is Not Even Remotely SFW
• Wired.comJosé Padilha’s remake of Paul Verhoeven’s RoboCop opens in theaters tomorrow, but a very different kind of RoboCop has been making the rounds online. Our RoboCop Remake is a crowdsourced remake of the 1987 original, combining the work of more than ..
The Next Big Thing You Missed: A Would-Be Dropbox Meant to Thwart the NSA
• Wired.comBitTorrent was best known as an internet protocol that let people swap pirated movies and music at the expense of big Hollywood studios and record labels.
French journalist "hacks" govt by inputting correct URL, later fined $4,000+
• ars technicaAlthough the documents were openly indexed by Google, Laurelli would soon be in the French government’s crosshairs for publishing them. He eventually faced criminal charges, though he was later acquitted of those. However, a separate
Internet Companies Begin Disclosing U.S. Government Requests for Data
• http://thelibertybeat.com, By: Derrick BrozeInternet and technology based companies have begun releasing details on U.S. government requests for customer data.
Mozilla Is Shelling Out $300K to Help Develop Super-Fast Internet
• Wired.comMozilla, maker of the popular Firefox web browser, is putting its weight behind new efforts to significantly improve the speed of the country’s internet connections.
Law Introduces New Words to Solve Bad Grammar on The Internet
• Tarrin LupoNext Monday a new law will go into effect that officials hope will help to correct bad grammar on the Internet. H.B. LOLZ42 covers everything from the addition and combination of words, to Internet emoticons.
Spy Agency Engaged In Internet “False Flag” Attacks
• http://www.prisonplanet.com,We’ve warned since 2009 (and see this) that the government could be launching cyber “false flag attacks” in order to justify a crackdown on the Internet and discredit web activists.
FreeSpeechMe: The Anti-Censorship Anti-Hijacking Open-Source Dot-Bit Plug-in
• www.indiegogo.comFreeSpeechMe is a free open-source plug-in for Firefox that allows you to effortlessly view Dot-Bit websites. Dot-Bit is a new type of website that, unlike Dot-Com or Dot-Net (etc), is NOT controlled by any government or corporation.
I Quit Facebook Cold Turkey And My Life Is Totally Unchanged
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Dylan LoveMy dad created my Facebook account in 2004.
The Next Big Thing You Missed: Online Grocery Shopping Is Back, and This Time It’ll Work
• Wired.comWebvan is a name synonymous with dotcom failure. At the turn of the millennium, the heavily funded startup and its many investors bet that the time was right to sell groceries online. They were wrong. Very wrong.
Cable co. blames “misinformation” for failure of municipal Internet ban
• ars technicaThe legislation in Kansas that would have made it nearly impossible for cities and towns in that state to offer broadband service to residents was originally scheduled for debate in the Senate today. That hearing ended up being canceled after public
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Your government has inadvertently censored the Web, but it’s working on a “fix”
• ars technica2 days after Internet porn-blocking campaigner MP Perry announced ISP filters were not overblocking content, the government has announced it is. It's such a problem the government is creating a whitelist of sites that should be protected,
Facebook Is About To Let You Go Anonymous For The First Time
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Alyson ShontellFrom the very beginning, Facebook has stood for two things: 1. Permanence. 2. Identity.
New Snowden docs show Canadian spies tracked thousands of travelers
• ars technicaThe CSEC “follow[ed] IDs backward and forward” tracking them to “local hotels, domestic airports, local transportation hubs, local Internet cafés.” CSEC concluded: “Can then take seeds from these airports and repeat to cover whole world.”
Yahoo email account passwords stolen
• APUsernames and passwords of some of Yahoo's email customers have been stolen and used to gather personal information about people those Yahoo mail users have recently corresponded with, the company said Thursday.
Thoughts? Video (1:09): "Being smart is useless."
• Daily Paul.comGary is the author of (among other books) The Thank You Economy
WARNING: New Facebook update allows for them to read your text messages
• Prison PlanetApp permission requires access to SMS messages.
Dutch court lifts ban on The Pirate Bay after it proves ‘ineffective’
• BGRA Dutch court lifted a ban on The Pirate Bay, ruling the ban had proven “ineffective,” reports Tweakers. Dutch ISPs XS4ALL and Ziggo are now allowed to give their subscribers access to file-sharing website, and XS4ALL says it has already
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