There will be adjustments living in Google's brave new world | Editorial
• NJ.comThere are 48,000 Google searches every second. That translates to 3.5 billion per day, and 1.2 trillion per year worldwide.
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WHAT'S SCARIER: TERRORISM, OR GOVERNMENTS BLOCKING WEBSITES...
• https://firstlook.org, BY GLENN GREENWALDWHAT'S SCARIER: TERRORISM, OR GOVERNMENTS BLOCKING WEBSITES IN ITS NAME?
Google Fiber is working on a game-changing way to measure TV ad views
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Jillian D'OnfrGoogle Fiber might be on the brink of a huge breakthrough in the way TV ads are tracked, AdWeek's Sam Thielman reports.
Cisco Shipping Equipment to Fake Addresses to Foil NSA Interception
• Schneier on SecurityCisco is taking matters into its own hands, offering to ship equipment to fake addresses in an effort to avoid NSA interception. I don't think we have begun to understand the long-term damage the NSA has done to the US tech industry.
Inside Popcorn Time, the Piracy Party Hollywood Can't Stop
• Wired.comPopcorn Time was an instant hit when it launched just over a year ago:
Internet TV's Big Chance to Oust Cable Is Almost Here
• http://www.wired.comInternet television's turning point--the time when we can finally cut the cable cord--is almost here.
How Bitcoin Tech Could Make It Easier to Switch Emails
• http://motherboard.vice.com, by Nicole KobieOne of the worst online chores is switching to a new email address--but one Bitcoin expert thinks it could soon become so difficult that it'd be easier to emigrate to a new country.
Google's New Algorithm Will Only Show You 'What They Say Is True'
• naturalsociety.comWith 2.8 billion 'facts' currently in the database
This App Lets You Piggyback Facebook's Free Internet to Access Any Sit
• motherboard.vice.comIn countries like Zambia, Tanzania, or Kenya, where very few have access to the Internet, Facebook is bringing its own version of the net:
New Facebook Rules Show How Hard It Is to Police 1.4B Users
• Wired.comOnce upon a time, governing the Facebook community was relatively simple, because users--mostly American college students--shared at least some cultural context for what was and wasn't acceptable.
Myths that Blind - Truth that Heals
• Christopher Rudy / Heartcom NetworkThe FCC has become the new Internet gatekeeper, and a feeding frenzy of telecom lobbyists are swarming like sharks around the 'raw meat' of new federal regulatory powers over the Internet. They want control, not openness.
The Other Internet Tax
• Simple JusticeA call came in the other day because the caller received a letter from his state taxing authority informing him that he owed a significant amount of money in taxes based upon internet purchases. From 2008 to 2009. From an out-of-state seller who got
Wikipedia Filed Suit Against the NSA, Challenging Mass Surveillance of the Internet
• http://www.dailypaul.com, by LiberameWikimedia (The foundation affiliated with the on-line encyclopedia, Wikipedia) is suing the NSA, challenging mass internet surveillance.
FCC to Seize Entire Internet, Cable Spectrum Under 400-Page "Rules"
• http://www.prisonplanet.com,Kit DanielsFCC cherry picking existing laws for cable, radio & broadband to regulate Internet
FCC Rules Designed to Stifle Internet Political Speech
• http://www.prisonplanet.com,Kurt NimmoNet neutrality is a classic Trojan horse
The glove that transmits 'touch' over the internet
• http://www.bbc.com, Lesley Evans OgdenIt's good to keep in touch – something that Edi Haug and Laura Schwengber know only too well. The pair have been friends since childhood. Within the first year of their friendship, nerve damage inflicted by an inherited genetic condition robbed H
Intel Wants You to Forget Your Passwords (You Won't Need Them)
• Wired.comPasswords, as they exist now, don't work.
Facebook's Drones Will Make the Internet Better for Us All
• Wired.comThough Facebook is building drones and satellites that can stream the internet from the skies, Mark Zuckerberg says his company is not threatening the livelihoods of the big telecom companies that deliver the internet in more prosaic ways.
Ars tests ExoNet, the personal VPN that takes you home
• ars technicaExoNet and ExoKey create an encrypted personal virtual private network back to the user's home network to evade eavesdropping on untrusted Wi-Fi networks and secure traffic all the way back to a trusted exit for $100.
The internet of things goes extraterrestrial
• https://gigaom.com, by Kevin FitchardAs the internet of things grows to encompass many more "things," so are the number of wireless ways to connect them.
Wreckamovie
• http://en.wikipedia.orgWreckamovie is a collaborative film production platform to allow individuals to set up a film production and find a community to collaborate with, or find others' interesting film productions and become a collaborator in a worknet. Its aim is to make
The internet of things goes extraterrestrial
• GigaomAs the internet of things grows to encompass many more "things," so are the number of wireless ways to connect them. Wi-Fi, ZigBee, Z-Wave, Bluetooth Low Energy and cellular are being embedded in every manner of gadget from thermostats to cars, b
Google's New Algorithm Will Only Show You 'What They Say Is True'
• http://www.prisonplanet.com, Barbara MintonWhile most of us have been busy thinking about net neutrality, guess what Google has been doing. The leading search engine has decided to change the criteria it uses for ranking content on the internet, so that content will no longer be ranked by pop
The community is growing... Come join us!
• maidsafe.netThinking about buying MaidSafeCoins? Only buy from recognised exchanges. Read More...
Facebook can be sued if it tries to censor content, says French court
• The TelegraphFrenchman whose Facebook account was shut by the social media giant after he posted an image of an explicit 19th century painting cries victory after Paris High Court rules his legal complaint can be handled in France
Is Big Brother Shackling Our Free Press?
• http://www.ruwart.com, BY MARY RUWARTThe Internet is the free press of the 21st century, giving us news from around the world at the speed of light.
Iran Is Trying to Block Tor
• LORENZO FRANCESCHI-BICCHIERAIIran is flexing its internet censorship muscles once again. This time, the targets are precisely those circumvention tools that help Iranians get around what some refer to as the Filternet or Great Firewall of Persia.
Attack On Arizona's Internet Was the Beta Test for the Implementation of Martial Law
• http://www.shtfplan.com, Dave HodgesAt approximately noon on February 25, 2015, the Internet went down in a wide swath ranging from just north of Phoenix stretching to Flagstaff, Arizona. Internet service was restored the following day around 1pm local time.
A Group 'Hacked' the NSA's Website to Demonstrate a Widespread Bug
• http://motherboard.vice.comA group of researchers only needed $104 and 8 hours of Amazon's cloud computing power to hack the NSA's website.
Wreckamovie
• http://en.wikipedia.orgWreckamovie is a collaborative film production platform to allow individuals to set up a film production and find a community to collaborate with, or find others' interesting film productions and become a collaborator in a worknet. Its aim is to make
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