Open Sourcers Work on Encrypted Email Solutions
Can PRISM be bypassed?
Internet
Tech Companies Paid Millions for NSA Compliance Costs
Result of FISA court demands to better separate domestic communications
Airbnb and Its Enemies: Who's Afraid of a $10-a-Night Sofa?
The popular short-term rental site angers everyone but its participants.
Teenager Charged With Animal Cruelty After 4chan Manhunt
Posted Vine video of himself kicking a cat
Zuckerberg Announces Plan To Make the Internet Accessible To Everyone
Partnering with technology companies around the world
NSA Can Spy on 75 Percent of All US Internet Traffic
More than has been publicly acknowledged
Supreme Court Justices Still Don't Quite Grasp Email
Just the folks we need deciding 21st-century privacy issues
Silk Road Owner Sees a Libertarian Political Mission in Online Black Market
Freedom of the individual beyond the reach of the state
Encrypted Communications Company Recommends Avoiding Email Altogether
Metadata can't be protected, says Silent Circle executive
Using a Proxy To Circumvent IP Blocks is a No-Go, Says Court
Don't let judges near the Internet
Email Provider Threatened By Feds for Closing Rather Than Snooping
To refuse to serve the state is the highest crime
White House: Broadband Initiative a "Non-Brainer"
$4-6 billion proposal aims to expand high-speed internet to almost all schools
Los Angeles Considering Free Citywide Wi-Fi
Starbucks can look forward to telling hundreds of aspiring screenwriters to go home already
100,000 Downloads So Far for Censorship-Dodging Web Browser
Pirate Bay's PirateBrowser is proving wildly popular
Oracle Chief Defends NSA Surveillance
"Who's ever heard of this information being misused by the government. In what way?"
Pirate Bay Releases Browser to Side Step Censorship Efforts
Can access websites like Pirate Bay from countries where it's blocked
Silent Circle Second Encrypted E-Mail Service to Shut Down in Last Day
Say they don't want to cooperate with government requests
Email Service Snowden Reportedly Used Shuts Down
Rather than comply with government demands, apparently
Jeff Bezos and the Great Beyondists
The new Washington Post owner's untethered politics challenge the political class's stale status quo
Feds Suspected of Attacking Tor Network Anonymity
Malware affects folks using Firefox
New Snowden Revelation: Nearly Everything You Do on the Internet Can Be Collected
Explains program called XKeyscore
Russian Law Would Ban Profanity From the Internet
Seriously? The whole language sounds like a string of curses.
Those Feds Who Aren't Reading Our Stuff Are Demanding Internet Companies Give Up Our Passwords
They also want info on how they're encrypted
