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US money can end 'net censorship-Washington Post
[FACT comments: This is one of the most important articles FACT has ever published: For only $30 million a year, the US can delete Internet censorship by any govt anywhere. Of course we can question t… more →
FACT - Freedom Against Censorship Thailand
Adware Spyware Removal is essential to your privacy
mildmild01 wrote 31 minutes ago: Internet has become part of our lives these days. We make online purchases, online transactions and … more →
The Internet has no Delete Button: Limits of the Legal System in Protecting Anonymity
Arvind wrote 5 hours ago: It is futile to try to stay anonymous by getting your name or data purged from the Internet, once it … more →
CSI: Windermere
rugator wrote 6 hours ago: Consider the following “hypothetical:” -how much incentive is there for reporters to inv … more →
Oops….the problems with paid searches
Donna wrote 8 hours ago: Google proudly distinguishes itself as a company that does not participate as “a pay to play” search … more →
Romanian Constitutional Court abrogates data retention act
Emil A. Georgiev wrote 18 hours ago: The framers of the Data Retention Directive must have underestimated several factors in the course o … more →
LAUNCH OF THE NEW FINANCIAL CONSULTING GROUP WEBSITE
coollifesystems wrote 18 hours ago: I would like to share with everyone a piece of Cool Life Systems new work. Recently, we relaunched … more →
We have a Government full of lawyers, with no idea of Justice.
kiddr wrote 23 hours ago: Ross Anderson, Professor of Security Engineering at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, … more →
Beyond the Friendly Skies: The Automated Targeting System and Your Data
UNETS Detroit wrote 1 day ago: A Story about the concerns of a privacy advocate FULL INTERVIEW WITH EDWARD HASBROUCK Part II and mo … more →
Convicted Murderer Sues Wikipedia, Demands Removal of His Name
Russ Ray wrote 1 day ago: Here’s an interesting question: if you’re famous (or infamous, as in this case), does Wi … more →
Data sharing-the guiding principle should be informed consent
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Rob Killick wrote 1 day ago: There are many good reasons why both governments and businesses may want to capture, analyse and sha … more →
Privacy and reputation
Jim Tucker wrote 1 day ago: Steven Price: Two interesting developments in the tug-of-war between privacy and defamation. READ MO … more →
History
theo.c wrote 1 day ago: These electronic times are scary. Everything you type and/or view is stored somewhere. This changes … more →
Remote Viewing Documentary: Bizarre Government Program Used ESP for Spying
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coto2admin wrote 1 day ago: By Fred Burks Remote viewing involves a set of precise protocols used by the U.S. military and CIA t … more →
Dear Mandy
curly wrote 1 day ago: An open letter to Peter Mandelson regarding the newly announced Digital Economy Bill. Found this vid … more →
eBay offers items labeled as Mussolini's blood, brain
BBVM wrote 1 day ago: Items that were purportedly the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini’s blood and parts of his bra … more →
Your privacy is a joke.
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jasonfinnerty wrote 1 day ago: For the average internet user, privacy is an expectation but not a reality. They share family … more →
Suicide watch…
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Al Jahom wrote 1 day ago: Eamonn Butler is the head of the Adam Smith Institute – a free-market think-tank. But I’d not be sur … more →
Le parole giuste (Wikileaks)
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fabrizio centofanti wrote 1 day ago: da qui Da tempo sapevamo che qualunque cosa si comunichi tra umani, per mezzo o nelle vicinanze di u … more →
On This Day 50 Percent of Drivers Broke the Law
UNETS Detroit wrote 1 day ago: And paid dearly: 50 per cent of drivers were breaking the law The operation, carried out on a main r … more →
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