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Canadian police urge Parliament to pass domestic spying bill

Police across Canada are urging Ottawa to resurrect a controversial Internet surveillance bill that would allow them to monitor Canadians' digital activities in real-time without a warrant.

Australia scraps plan to 'filter' internet

Australia on Friday scrapped a controversial plan to filter the internet, saying it will instead block hundreds of websites identified by Interpol as among the worst child abuse sites.

Henry Shively on International "Law" & Internet Control

Shively details intrigue surrounding recent GoDaddy shutdown of websites. Discussion of circumvention of Constitution and national legal processes as well as increasing focus on the Tribal aspect of all of our problems.

U.N. calls for 'anti-terror' Internet surveillance

United Nations report calls for Internet surveillance, saying lack of "internationally agreed framework for retention of data" is a problem, as are open Wi-Fi networks in airports, cafes, and libraries.

The blunder that cost Google $24 BILLION in EIGHT minutes

Shares suspended after printers' blunder accidentally reveals shock 20% drop in profits early

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How to Communicate if the Government Obliterates the Internet

If your government pulls the plug on your internet access, as happened in Egypt Jan. 25, 2012, What do you do? Step 1: Stop crying in the corner. Then start taking steps to reconnect with your network. Here's a list of things you can do to keep the communication flowing.

Cleansing the Internet of Terrorism: EU-Funded Project Seeks To Erode Civil Liberties

A new project aimed at “countering illegal use of the Internet” is making headlines this week. The project, dubbed CleanIT, is funded by the European Commission (EC) to the tune of more than $400,000 and, it would appear, aims to eradicate the Internet of terrorism.

More countries restrict Internet to stifle critics: report

Government restrictions on the Internet have risen over the past year around the world as regimes use violence against bloggers and turn to censorship and arrest to squelch calls for reform, a new report from a U.S. advocacy group has found.

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