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News Facebook Will Build Drones and Satellites to Beam Internet Around the World
03-28-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Cade Metz
Mark Zuckerberg is putting together a lab where a team of Facebook engineers will build flying drones, satellites, and infrared lasers capable of beaming internet connections to people down here on earth.
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News Facebook Moves to Create Virtual Reality World of Social Control
03-28-2014
http://www.prisonplanet.com, Kurt Nimmo
Control the environment and you control human behavior and, ultimately, the destiny of humanity
News This Stanford Team Is Reinventing The Entire Internet For Just $10 Million
03-29-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Dylan Tweney
If anyone tries to tell you that government grants play no role in technology innovation, point them to the field of software-defined networking.
News This MIT Nerd Built A 'Sugar Baby' Dating Empire That Some Say Is Simply Prostitution
03-29-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Jim Edwards
Brandon Wade has built a controversial online dating empire based around the concept that it's perfectly OK for people men, mostly to pay women for dates and relationships. Wade even believes in bribing women to go out with you.
News Brazil's Internet Law: The Net Closes
03-29-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, The Economist
"The best possible birthday gift for Brazilian and global web users" is how Tim Berners-Lee, the British inventor of the world wide web, which turned 25 this month, described Brazil's "internet bill of rights" in an open letter on March 24th.
News Court Rules Search Engines can Censor Results
03-28-2014
Next News Network
Should censoring search engine results on the internet be protected as free speech? A U.S. court ruled the Constitution ensures the right to block news stories. China's most popular search engine, Baidu, also operates in the United States. Even in A
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News Amazon Orders 6 New Series And Theyre the Right Ones
04-02-2014
http://mprod.wired.com, By Graeme McMillan
Amazon announced today that six more shows from its Amazon Originals program will be made into full series, following viewer input on the pilot episodes the company released last month. The big surprise? That the right shows made the cut.
News Why Privacy Is Actually Thriving Online
04-02-2014
http://mprod.wired.com, By Nathan Jurgenson
Privacy is deador so were told, both by those who would mourn the loss and by those who would dance on its grave.
News Amazon Debuts Fire TV Streaming Box to Rival Roku and Xbox
04-03-2014
http://netcaster.wired.com, By Emily Dreyfuss
At an event in New York City today, Amazon showed off a new streaming set-top box, Amazon Fire TV for $99.
News Silk Road Shows The Flaws Of The Laws
04-03-2014
Simple Justice
Its terribly evil, because all the reports about it when the crypto-challenged learned of its existence from the media following Ulbrichts arrest said so. A kinder description would be the eBay for those with mad computer skilz outside the control
News Microsoft Changes Its Tune With Free Version of Windows
04-03-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Klint Finley
Microsoft took an enormous step forward this morning. It unveiled a free version of its Windows operating system.
News Search Engine DuckDuckGo Is Taking On Google...
04-04-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Alex Hern
Search Engine DuckDuckGo Is Taking On Google By Doing The One Thing They Won't Do
News Meet The Google Engineer And Occupy Wall Street Organizer Who Wants Silicon Valley...
04-07-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Kyle Russell
Meet The Google Engineer And Occupy Wall Street Organizer Who Wants Silicon Valley To Run The Country
News Major encryption security bug Heartbleed impacts two-thirds of the web
04-09-2014
http://rt.com
Tens of millions of servers were exposed to a security vulnerability called Heartbleed in OpenSSL, software used to encrypt much of the internet. While an emergency patch has been released, sites like Yahoo have raced to fortify security.
News The Feds Cut a Deal With In-Flight Wi-Fi Providers, and Privacy Groups Are Worried
04-10-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Kim Zetter
Gogo, the inflight Wi-Fi provider, is used by millions of airline passengers each year to stay connected while flying the friendly skies.
News How A Group Of Engineers Uncovered The Biggest Bug The Internet Has Seen In Years
04-11-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Lisa Eadicicco
Earlier this week, engineer Antti Karjalainen was simply doing his job when he stumbled upon one of the biggest security holes the Internet has ever seen the Heartbleed bug.
News NSA monitors WiFi on US planes in violation of privacy laws
04-11-2014
http://rt.com
Companies that provide WiFi on US domestic flights are handing over their data to the NSA, adapting their technology to allow security services new powers to spy on passengers. In doing so, they may be in violation of privacy laws.
News How Heartbleed Broke the Internet And Why It Can Happen Again
04-12-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Robert McMillan
Stephen Henson is responsible for the tiny piece of software code that rocked the internet earlier this week.
News Has the NSA Been Using the Heartbleed Bug as an Internet Peephole?
04-12-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Kim Zetter
When ex-government contractor Edward Snowden exposed the NSAs widespread efforts to eavesdrop on the internet, encryption was the one thing that gave us comfort.
News Has the NSA Been Using the Heartbleed Bug as an Internet Peephole?
04-12-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Kim Zetter
When ex-government contractor Edward Snowden exposed the NSAs widespread efforts to eavesdrop on the internet, encryption was the one thing that gave us comfort.
News Internet Revolt Begins as Condi Rice Joins Dropbox Board
04-12-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Marcus Wohlsen
Amid the shiny, happy announcements of new features and new apps this week, file-sharing startup Dropbox quietly revealed another piece of news.
News Heartbleed: Don't Rush to Update Passwords, Security Experts Warn
04-12-2014
http://www.lewrockwell.com, By Alex Hern
The severity of the Heartbleed bug means that rushing to change passwords could backfire
News This Is the End of Facebook as We Know It
04-12-2014
http://www.wired.com, By Ryan Tate
Facebook, the company that makes billions from connecting people to each other, is about to make it harder to have a conversation. In the coming weeks, Facebooks mobile app will be losing its chat feature, a move that will no doubt annoy many regula
News Guy Buys Scale On Amazon, And Now Amazon Thinks He's A Drug Dealer
04-14-2014
http://www.businessinsider.com, Caroline Moss
One Redditor who went to Amazon in search of a mini digital scale is now getting suggestions for drug-related paraphernalia.
News Silicon Valley could force NSA reform, tomorrow. What's taking so long?
04-16-2014
http://www.theguardian.com, Trevor Timm
Tech CEOs are complaining, but bills are languishing. Time for internet companies to pull an OKCupid and call out the NSA, on every homepage
News Twitter parody account holder sought in police raid
04-17-2014
ars technica
Don't mock the Mayor Jim Ardis of Peoria as you just might be jailed and fined. Illinois police seized computers and mobile phones while raiding a house whose owner was suspected of parodying the town mayor on Twitter. In all, 5 people were seized
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