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Spying on climate talks Apparently the NSA spied on the
Spying on climate talks Apparently the NSA spied on the Copenhagen climate talks in 2009. Apparently the NSA monitored communications between the key...

‘Censorship Doesn’t Just Stifle Speech – It Can Spread
‘Censorship Doesn’t Just Stifle Speech – It Can Spread Disease’ is certainly a headline to get me to look at the article – ‘eh what? Do th...

Australias response to Indonesia; we spy on you for your own
Australias response to Indonesia; we spy on you for your own good In the spying leaks over the last few months we have mostly been hearing about the ...

Does secrecy help measure the value of information? Having noted
Does secrecy help measure the value of information? Having noted a couple of times over the last few weeks the United States’ obsession with secrec...

Will the Senate start moving on closing Guantanamo? Democratic
Will the Senate start moving on closing Guantanamo? Democratic senators Feinstein and Durbin write in the Los Angeles Times: “How should the 166 ...

Is Snowden killing internet freedom? This seems like an odd
Is Snowden killing internet freedom? This seems like an odd suggestion; how can Snowden be doing anything but benefiting the cause of internet freedo...

A successful drone attack, with big consequences A US drone
A successful drone attack, with big consequences A US drone strike has killed Hakimullah Mehsud, the leader of the Pakistan Taliban. This would norma...

Foreign prisons are not secure for Guantanamo detainees That
Foreign prisons are not secure for Guantanamo detainees That prisons abroad are not secure is a conclusion encouraged by a prison break at the Abu Gh...

Should we have the right to know how often the FBI demands
Should we have the right to know how often the FBI demands information on individuals from companies? LinkedIn and other internet companies have been...