The civil liberties implications of US National Security Agency collecting phone records of its citizens is messy enough. The looming prospect of a $200 billion class action lawsuit on the phone companies Verizon and BellSouth means more shit for the fan.
In this age of surveillance, personal privacy which is a basic human right is now […]
The G-B4A campaign could well become a test case for grass roots activism for Web2.0. Which, as Robert Sharpe says, are:
21st century methods being employed to hasten the release of Alaa Abd El-Fatah, who has been imprisoned for his part in a peaceful, pro-democracy protest
A lot revolves around deobfuscating the business logic of the algorithms […]
Back in 2004 The Onion reported on the tragic story of Sam Powers, a man who’s love affair with music ended at 35 when he discovered that buying music wasn’t fun anymore. A huge lump formed in my throat that made me choke back the emotion. Thousands of thirty-something people could, like me I’m sure, […]