UK planning broad online domestic spying regime

Published: 06 February, 2013, 08:03

Edited: 06 February, 2013, 22:26

UK officials plan to monitor Britons' online activities by placing surveillance devices on the country's telecom networks, a Parliamentary report says. The program would keep tabs on which websites were…

Data Privacy Day 2013: Twitter reveals US government makes 80% of info requests

Published: 29 January, 2013, 12:22

Twitter has released its second transparency report, which demonstrated a frightening increase in requests for user data by the US government and ignited serious concerns over privacy and free expression.…

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Leaks from UN telecom conference show Orwellian proposals

Published: 10 December, 2012, 11:25

Leaked documents from a recent International Telecommunications Union meeting have exposed several disturbing examples of potential usages of the Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) standard, which was recently adopted by a UN conference in Dubai.

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In My piece, The End of Entropy (http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/the-end-of-entropy-a-look-at-our-entropic-world-and-the-evidence), I propose the following:



With a central website, in forum style, to address major issues – divided into local sections, regional sections and global sections, with “votes” at a…

The Hot Dog Stand: How Much Would You Charge?

by Amaterasu Solar

Let Us presume a world where free energy is available to all.  Also, Let’s add robots doing all the necessary work no One wants to do - or taking up the slack where not enough People are doing necessary work.



In this scenario, there would not be any need for money - in any form: barter, trade, work exchange,…

Verizon spying on its customers may seem bad for business, but according to the telecom giant's latest privacy policy update, that's exactly what they will be doing. Verizon wireless recently revealed that its new privacy agreement will allow them to spy on its user's web habits,…

Going back to the roots of freedom of speech

Alex Jones

Infowars.com

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

This is an article from the September issue of the all-new Infowars magazine, free hard copies of which will be available throughout Austin. To get a free digital version of the magazine, sign up to Infowars Insider by clicking here.

If you…

Kim Dotcom speaks out on secret anti-piracy report to RT

Published: 25 July, 2012, 23:34

Edited: 26 July, 2012, 06:01

A major music industry organization’s anti-piracy report has been leaked to the Web, and its content suggests that charges waged at Megaupload have been exaggerated by its critics. In an exclusive interview with RT, Kim…

Washington admits surveillance violated Fourth Amendment

Kim Dotcom judge quits after calling US 'the enemy'

Published: 18 July, 2012, 18:38

New Zealand Judge David Harvey has stepped down from the Kim Dotcom trial after making remarks that could cast doubt on his impartiality. Harvey was to oversee the extradition case against the internet entrepreneur, who is wanted by the…

EU Parliament throws out legislation after months of protests

Steve Watson

Infowars.com

July 4, 2012

The global Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), arguably the most draconian internet control legislation penned thus far, has been overwhelmingly rejected…

ACTA rejected by committee in crucial blow before final EU Parliament vote

https://rt.com/news/acta-committee-final-vote-365/

Published: 21 June, 2012, 13:48

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Know your ‘troll’: UK considers law disclosing users` identities

Published: 12 June, 2012, 20:03

British internet users may soon have an opportunity of meeting those who ‘troll’ them face to face. The parliament is considering a legislation making website operators to identify users posting defamatory comments.

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Israeli military to keep tabs on Facebook, Twitter

Published: 03 May, 2012, 18:14

Israel is the latest country to turn your Facebook posts and Twitter feed into a matter of state security by launching a new military-run internet information monitoring system.

Israel’s chief military censor Col. Sima…

White House 'strongly opposes' CISPA, threateans to veto

Published: 26 April, 2012, 01:08             Edited: 26 April, 2012, 10:13

Congress is slated to vote this week on America's most controversial bill in waiting — the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. But now the president’s advisers say they will…

CIA site downed as Anonymous claims attack

Published: 24 April, 2012, 02:09        Edited: 24 April, 2012, 06:35

The CIA website is now back online following a DDoS attack reportedly perpetrated by the hacktivist group Anonymous. This is the latest attack in a series of assaults carried out against US government…

Google Glasses are here already... but only for the tech elite, as company's founder is spotted wearing device which turns the whole world into a webpage

By Tamara Cohen

PUBLISHED: 21:52 GMT, 6 April 2012 |…

Why Venus and Zeitgeist Don't Have It Quite Right

by Amaterasu Solar

I might presume that most of You are aware of the Venus Project and the Zeitgeist Movement.  What Jacque Fresco and Peter Joseph fail to grasp, in Each's approach to a "resource based economy" is that the planet We live on is vastly abundant, and the universe offers incalculable amounts of…