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Angela Merkel argues against net neutrality, calls for special access fast lane
(theverge.com)
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Google is going crazy with this unbundling/rebundling nonsense. There was once Google Voice, Google Chat, Google Talk, Google Hangouts and now Google Messenger! This is crazy. Yesterday I opened a Google Drive spreadsheet via the Andro
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The Chinese Century
(vanityfair.com)
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Introducing Veniam
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The Unmanageables
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Privacy advocates unmask Twitter troll
(theguardian.com)
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Chinese Mobile App UI Trends
(steveblank.com)
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Get Your Essentials for Free
(blog.uber.com)
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A long list of sex acts just got banned in UK porn
(independent.co.uk)
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How EBay’s Whitman and Omidyar Conspired to Steal Craigslist’s Secrets
(pando.com)
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Better headline: Nature will allow subscribers and media to decide who else can view articles for free
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The Moore-Andreessen Disruptive-Creation Loop
(arunsplace.com)
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One drawback in most analyses of digital monopolies I've read, including this one, is that they use a lot of past examples (IBM, Microsoft, MySpace or even Orkut) that do not capture the dramatically different tech landscape we're
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What we know about 'Regin,' the powerful malware that could be the work of NSA
(mashable.com)
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How to make a fortune without ‘doing’ anything: The Uber, Airbnb story
(fortune.com)
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Google to Help Publishers Make Money by Blocking Ads
(adage.com)
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The Secret Life of Passwords
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How Medical Care Is Being Corrupted
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The Irrelevance of the U.S. Congress in Stopping NSA Mass Surveillance
(firstlook.org)
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Tanzania accused of backtracking over sale of Masai’s ancestral land
(theguardian.com)
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Sorry, my bad. Can you explain "civilization reversion"?
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As an Indian I can only add that I simultaneously feel a sense of pride (at how advanced the Indus Valley civilization was) and shame (at the fact that modern India is still rediscovering concepts like well-planned cities and sewage/
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TRUSTe Settles FTC Charges It Deceived Consumers
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So if you're a VPN user, you get extra special attention from the NSA. > In the case of VPN traffic, a system called HAMMERSTEIN identifies the traffic and sends the metadata to a database called TOYGRIPPE. The TOYGRIPPE database i
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Sharing…
(averagejoeentrepreneur.wordpress.com)
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Playing the devil's advocate here, but why is the concept of free-agent developers who (a) command huge premiums, and (b) prefer working on short, intense sprints instead of with one employer, still not here yet? I'm not saying 10
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Provisions in the law the gag participants from even talking about a violation of their rights are particularly insidious. Sure, they're Kafka-esque, but they also affect the poor, small and marginalized disproportionately. What is a s
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Thinking aloud in terms of a "solution" - is it possible to build crowdsourced blocklists that can be subscribed to by users, and will refuse to let their phones connect to "fake" celltowers? P.S. I'm not a wireless
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I also happened to read Anandtech's Nexus 6 review [1] today, and here's how they described the N6's display. > The Nexus 6 shows significant regression in color accuracy from the Nexus 5, and the maximum brightness is mu
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The entire letter reads like an allegory about the politics, insecurities, coverups, overinflated egos and outright lies that are commonplace in large companies. Only reinforces my desire to stay clear of big co. "careers".
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