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Encrypting Your Email Works, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden -
In the "ask me anything" format made famous by Reddit, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden returned to the Guardian's website this morning to answer questions from the general public as part of a live event known as "AskSnowden.More from CrunchGear
Can BuzzFeed Be Stopped? -
It's been a good week for old media. The Guardian, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal have all done a superb job of reporting on the NSA/PRISM revelations.More from CrunchGear
Forget The Guardian. Check out The Onion's Coverage of the Prism Scandal -
It's hard to believe it's been just a little bit more than a week since we all first learned about the National Security Agency's Prism program.
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President ordered list of potential cyberattack targets, reveals leak -
Following claims yesterday that the government is performing widespread domestic spying via a project called PRISM, today The Guardian has revealed that President Obama ordered the powers that be to create a list of potential foreign cyberattack targets as part of an offensive cyber operation.More from SlashGear
Intelligence Chief Defends PRISM Program, And Says It Cannot Be Used To 'Intentionally' Target Any US Citizen -
The Director of National Intelligence defended the Obama administration from reports that the National Security Agency mined data from major Internet companies, releasing a statement saying it is necessary for national security interests and does not target U.
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Constitutional Scholar Who Taught Obama Comes Out Against Bradley Manning Trial -
As the Bradley Manning trial officially kicks off today, it's interesting to see famed Constitutional scholar and Harvard professor Laurence Tribe speak out against the case.More from TechDirt
Vodafone sneers at the technofreaks, delays UK 4G launch until September -
Vodafone CEO Vittorio Coalo has conceded that the company is pushing back its 4G rollout to September.
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Syrian Electronic Army Hacks The Financial Times -
It was not too long ago when we brought you news that the Syrian Electronic Army hacked into 11 Twitter accounts of The Guardian, and it seems that that was not the last we heard of them.More from DotGizmo
Office & Culture Manager in San Francisco -
As the Office & Culture Manager, you’re responsible for all aspects of the operations of the office and facilities.More from Startuply Jobs
Google's Schmidt says civilian drones pose privacy threat -
In an interview with the Guardian, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt says drones could threaten civil liberties and should be regulated.More from CNET News
Google’s Eric Schmidt uses a BlackBerry, criticizes iPad mini for being ‘too small’ -
Google chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt admitted to using a BlackBerry as his primary smartphone in an interview with Guardian at the Activate conference.More from IntoMobile
VIDEO: Ex-Conman Talks About Identity Theft On Facebook -
When users post their birth dates and hometowns, they might not think much of it, but an identity thief sees an opening.
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Google Doodle celebrates Douglas Adams' 61st birthday -
Here's to a hoopy frood who really knew where his towel was.
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Windows Phone-powered Nokia Lumia EOS with 41-megapixel camera hitting US in the summer? -
We’ve already heard that Nokia is planning to bring its monster camera technology to the Windows Phone platform.More from IntoMobile
Facebook's 10 Biggest Flops -
A week has passed since Facebook introduced Graph Search, a new feature that supposedly is going to kill Google and change our lives forever and finally create a way for Facebook to mint money out of its billion-person user base.
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Sony PlayStation 2 Stops Shipping To Retailers Worldwide -
We reported last year that by the end of 2012, the Sony PlayStation 2 would have stopped shipping to Japanese retailers.More from DotGizmo
