Russian Law Would Ban Profanity From the Internet
Seriously? The whole language sounds like a string of curses.
Seriously? The whole language sounds like a string of curses.
They also want info on how they're encrypted
The stuff they're supposed to block is already underground
Scaling back social networks and adopting encryption
The choice before Bitcoin users is not whether they should want regulation, but what to do about it.
Because data protection, she claims
Doesn't want consumers to be able to choose
The NSA fuels an entire industry
Will try something less stupid and draconian instead
So much for sanctions
America's relatively laissez-faire policies are driving broadband growth.
Revelations of NSA snooping has caused outrage in Europe
The service would have had to be redesigned to comply with restrictive and varying rules
For the childrunz!
Credibility in the toilet
Want to know if American. internet companies gave the U.S. information on Russians
More than 1,500 sites shut down
Tricked them into stripping down, then blackmailed them into more performances
FTC cracking down on a free service
Whines about decreasing compliance with their regulations
Is this a bad time?
Not-so-open government
Q&A with Mark Rumold on Obama admin's flouting of Fourth Amendment.
Plenty of due process, we're sure
According to University of Chicago academic
Not fans of competition
Using same asset seizure rules applied to other illegal activities
Named for Aaron Swartz
Don't want to be seen as government servants
Between 12 and 13 thousand requests in last 18 months, mostly for criminal investigations
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