Rand Paul's Internet Army
• http://www.politico.com, By TOM BARTLETTWelcome to the front lines of the battle for your Facebook news feed.
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Google Chairman Eric Schmidt describes what the Internet is like in North Korea
• http://www.businessinsider.com, MATT WEINBERGERNo, it's not worth the risk to sell business software to North Korea, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said today.
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt describes what the Internet is like in North Korea
• Business InsiderNo, it's not worth the risk to sell business software to North Korea, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said today.
A look at China's $46 billion plan to rebuild the silk road and transform global trade
• http://www.businessinsider.com, SAMUEL OAKFORDLong before the words "Silk Road" became synonymous with buying illicit drugs on the dark web, it was the name given to a network of lucrative trade routes that connected China to the Middle East and beyond.
Why Google Is the New Evil Empire
• http://www.foxbusiness.com, By Steve TobakA long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there was a Galactic Empire, a beady-eyed Emperor and his heavy-breathing sidekick, Darth Vader.
Facebook Changes News Feed Algorithm to Affect 'Media Content'
• Prison PlanetSocial media-giant admits "post reach and referral traffic could potentially decline…"
New invention expands Wi-Fi bandwidth tenfold
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Colin JeffreyThe vast range of Wi-Fi-enabled devices available today means that anyone could have several personal electronic devices all trying to connect to a network simultaneously.
Small Businesses, Brace Yourselves: Google's Mobilegeddon Is Upon Us
• http://www.slate.com, By Jillian D'OnfroOn Tuesday, April 21, Google is making a major update to its mobile search algorithm that will change the order in which websites are ranked when users search for something from their phone.
Monetizing a Free and Open Internet
• Heartcom NetworkAlmost 4 billion global Netizens want a free and open Internet, but that challenges economics and politics of power to profit. The currency of the realm has been based on scarcity value for so long that an economics of abundance is an abstract if
According to a NIST Analyst, the Internet of Things Is Indefensible
• Written by MICHAEL BYRNE?The Internet of Things is the accepted future of the connected world--networks casting off the shackles of conventional computing devices.
50 Years On, Moore's Law Still Pushes Tech to Double Down
• Wired.ComOver the past five decades, the surge in computing power predicted by Moore's Law has paralleled the trajectory of innovation in Silicon Valley. Computers were once the size of a room. Now smartphones with more processing power than NASA imagined i
Everything we know about adulterous dating website Ashley Madison ...
• Business InsiderThe dating website for adulterous affairs is planning to float in London. Here are all the dirty details
Mark Zuckerberg Can't Have It Both Ways on Net Neutrality
• Wired.comMark Zuckerberg says Internet.org and net neutrality "can and must coexist," despite a backlash against his organization, which aims to bring free internet access to the developing world.
A Video Platform for Art and Soul Using Bitcoin
Doug ScribnerWatchMyBit.com is challenging the Advertising Model currently used for most media delivery today. We are trying a new model that rewards the art, not the ads.
The Evolution of the Internet: Transcending Centralized Servers
Paige PetersonWhen the Internet was still in its early stages and without such widespread adoption, most computers were used for local applications such as storing documents and databases, calculations for math's and sciences, and playing games. In this sense, com
This Is China's Method For 'Treating' Internet-Addicted Teenagers
• http://www.trueactivist.comIn 2008, China declared internet addiction to be a clinical disorder, saying it's a top health threat to its teenagers. This is how they're 'treating' young-adults who over-use the net.
The Piracy 'Problem' With Periscope Really Isn't One
• Wired.comPiracy is a serious issue. Live-streaming apps like Periscope and Meerkat have plenty of sticky societal implications.
The wireless and cable industries just sued to kill net neutrality
• http://www.theverge.com, By Ben PopperAs expected, the FCC will have to defend its new rules in court
The Republican Party Introduced Yet Another Measure to Kill Net Neutrality
• http://motherboard.vice.comIf anyone thinks that Republicans will roll over and con?cede defeat in the battle over net neutrality, they're dead wrong.
The Netflix of China Is Invading the US With Smartphones
• Wired.comWhen I describe Letv as the Netflix of China, Mark Li corrects me. "It's the other way around," he says. "Netflix is the Letv of the US."
This Surveillance Documentary Creeps You Out With How Much It Knows About You
• http://motherboard.vice.comHow do you make mass surveillance relevant to the average person? Well, you could make the issue all about dick pics, like John Oliver did last week.
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Ernest Hancock
04-14-15 -- Ernest Hancock Updates & Headline News on Freedom's Phoenix (MP3 & VIDEO LOADED)
Program Date:Ernest Hancock goes of the Headline News on Freedom's Phoenix; talks about Adam Kokesh's visit this past weekend; The Freedom's Phoenix Newspaper will be in print this Friday April 17th
The US Patent Office Trashes Key Portions of the Infamous 'Podcasting Patent'
• http://motherboard.vice.comOn Friday, the United States Patent Office ?trashed key elements of the so-called "podcasting patent," the result of a series of petitions submitted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation against what the organization describes as a classic case of
ISIS Wannabe Hacks Huffington Post Blogger
• http://motherboard.vice.com/read/isis-wannabe-hackThe hacking group that calls itself the Islamic State Hacking Division claimed another victim on Sunday night, defacing the biography of an Huffington Post blogger.
What's Lurking in the Deep End of the Internet?
• http://www.wired.com, DANIEL INGEVALDSONLAST MONTH, A jury convicted Ross Ulbricht as the ringleader of the notorious Silk Road website. The largest online black market, until it was shutdown by the Federal government in 2013, was the poster child of the so-called "Deep Web" and was be
SkyOrbiter internet drone completes maiden test flight
• http://www.gizmag.com, By Stu RobartsA Portuguese company that wants to use drones to provide internet access to offline areas of the world has completed its first test flight.
SkyOrbiter internet drone completes maiden test flight
• gizmag.comA Portuguese company that wants to use drones to provide internet access to offline areas of the world has completed its first test flight.
A Smart Approach to Sifting Gold From the Twitter Stream
• http://www.wired.comLike most people who write for a living, I scrupulously maintain my feeds. Twitter. Tumblr. RSS. They're a fixture of my daily existence, both invaluable and utterly overwhelming.
The "Great Cannon" is China's Powerful New Hacking Weapon
• http://motherboard.vice.comThe relentless days-long cyberattack on GitHub showed that someone was willing to use hundreds of thousands of innocent internet users to try to take down two single pages set up by an organization fighting Chinese censorship.
Gone in a Flash: The Race To Save The Internet's Least Favorite Tool
• http://motherboard.vice.comNavigating awful, 100 percent Flash-based sites is an experience many of us have had, and is unequivocally part of internet canon. And it's on the verge of going away forever.
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