Utah Man Pleads Guilty to Role in Silk Road
Drug conspiracy charges
Internet
Instagram Blocks Some Search Terms Used to Sell Drugs
Not the next Silk Road, it seems
Wayback Machine Organization's Building Damaged in Fire
Data ok, but non-profit looking for donations
Silk Road Reportedly Back Online
Will anybody trust it enough to buy their black market goods there?
FBI Monitored Antiwar.com Over Mistaken Threat
Site passed along hacking threat to FBI. FBI thought Antiwar.com was threatening to hack them.
Congressman Asks Instagram to Stop Its Users from Selling Guns
Wants them to follow the lead of other online sites
Washington Post Explains How It Knows NSA Accessed Google, Yahoo Data
In response to NSA criticism of reporting
Obamacare Site Manager Says Fixes Are On-Track
Thinks it will be working smoothly for "most users" by end of the month
Tech Giants Call For Restraints Following Reporting on NSA
Facebook, Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL officials have sent a letter to Senate leaders
Rep. Issa Subpoenas HealthCare.gov Documents from Sebelius
Wants more info about site's problems
Twitter Sued For $124 Million
Two companies claim the social media giant fraudulently had them organize sale of shares
NSA Chief Questions Reporting From The Washington Post
Says NSA does not have access to Yahoo or Google servers
Latest Snowden Revelation: NSA Infiltrates Links That Connect Yahoo and Google Data Centers
Main tool used for program is called MUSCULAR, operated with the U.K.'s GCHQ
NSA Site Went Down for 11 Hours
They say it was an internal error, but hackers claim responsibility
European Parliament Votes For Data Privacy Rules After Snowden Revelations Break Two Year Deadlock
Will curb transfer of personal data to US companies
Developers Doubted Obamacare Exchange Site Would Be Ready on Schedule
Saw problems in design of the site for months
Google Unveils Technology To Bypass Censorship and Prevent Cyberattacks
uProxy and "Project Shield" service
Europe Pushes Ahead with Tougher Data Privacy Rules
For businesses, not the governments, of course
Report: MegaUpload Raid Affected Millions of Legitimate Files
Though the likely made up only a small percentage of file-sharing service
Are Laws Against "Revenge Porn" A Good Idea?
Protecting victims is important, but broad laws threaten everyone's free speech.
Jerry Brown Vetoes Bill Banning Warrantless Searches of E-Mails in California
Not the first time Moonbeam's vetoed a privacy bill
NSA Spying Prompts Concerns About US Control of Internet Infrastructure
Call for more countries to participate
A Step Toward Facebook.gov?
Get ready for the government to determine what bullying online is (and therefore, what free speech isn't)
