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Google Is Using The First Amendment To Push Back Against The NSA
Huffingon Post:Google is taking its fight for transparency and image rehabilitation one step further in the wake of the revelation that the government is collecting people's digital data in a sweeping program called PRISM.
Sources: Huffingon Post, CNET, LA Times, NY Times, CNN, USA Today.
Netflix To Launch In Its 41st Country This Year
Huffingon Post:LOS GATOS, Calif. (AP) — Netflix is going Dutch.
Sources: Huffingon Post, CNET, The Boston Globe, ABC News.
NASA Challenges You to Fight Asteroids
ABC News:NASA is looking for asteroids and wants you to join the hunt. The "Grand Challenge" program seeks help from the public in finding asteroids and figuring out...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg dons jacket to discuss startups with South Korean president
Fox News:Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with South Korean President Geun-hye in Seoul...
Sources: Fox News, Huffingon Post, CBS News, MSNBC, The Boston Globe.
Sony pulls buggy PS3 update after user complaints
CNET:A recent update for the PlayStation 3 has bricked the console for a number of users, forcing Sony to yank that...
Dell special committee slams new Icahn plan as incomplete
CNET:Committee says activist investor's latest proposal lacks adequate financing and a remedy for the company and its...
Officials Amp Up Spying Defense
Wall Street Journal:The NSA director mounted his most vigorous defense of data-surveillance programs, saying they helped thwart more than 50 terror plots and might...
Sources: Wall Street Journal, MSNBC, Huffingon Post, CNET, USA Today.
News Summary: HP moves Bradley to strategy post
The Boston Globe:THE MOVE: Hewlett-Packard Co. named executive Todd Bradley to a new position in charge of the company's strategy. Bradley will work with CEO Meg Whitman to improve HP's business in China and extend relationships with...
DealBook: Dish Says It Won’t Submit a New Offer for Sprint
NY Times:Dish Network, a pay TV provider, said that because of new conditions imposed by Sprint Nextel, it would focus on acquiring a stake in Clearwire, a smaller competitor.
Sources: NY Times, CNET, The Boston Globe, Wall Street Journal...
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Google Asks Secret Court for Permission to Publish National Security Request Data
Claire Cain Miller
NY Times Bits Blog
Google escalated its pressure on the government to permit it to publish more detailed data about the requests it receives for the information of foreign users.
The Latest to Disclose Government Requests, Yahoo Reveals the Least
The Internet giant said it had received 12,000 to 13,000 requests for data from American law enforcement authorities from December through May.
Daily Report: Tech Companies Reveal Some Numbers on Requests for Customer Data
The New York Times
NY Times Bits Blog
Technology companies, under fire after revelations that they secretly gave customer information to the federal government, are putting out data to reassure their users, but rather than provide...
Google Technology and Donations Fight Child Porn
Larry Magid
Huffingon Post Technology Blog
Google on Saturday said that it's building a "cross industry database" of encrypted "fingerprints" of child sexual abuse images to "enable companies, law enforcement and...
Congress has become a rubber stamp for the NSA
Dana Milbank
Washington Post Opinions
The Founders created a system of checks and balances. Those overseeing the nation’s spying have switched to a system of cheers and bouquets. This was the impression given by members of the House...