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30.04.2009, 09:23
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A law is to be introduced in Britain criminalizing users of what has become known as extreme pornography. Some regard it as a controversial piece of legislation and yet another example of an over-intrusive government.
28.07.2008, 05:24
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Russia is worried that a new telecoms law in Sweden may interfere with its telephone traffic. The law allows Stockholm’s intelligence agencies to monitor international phone and internet use to combat terrorism. Four out of five international phone calls
21.04.2009, 16:29
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Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) says it has caught a Georgian spy operating in the city of Sochi.
27.01.2009, 09:34
It has taken President Obama less than a week to make a u-turn on such workings of the Bush Administration like stem cell research and exhaust emissions. Civil rights organisations hope cuts to wiretapping will be next.
06.02.2009, 08:01
A new study predicts that in a dozen years from now, powerful people will be seeking refuge from evasive communication media. To preserve their privacy, those who can afford it will build IT-free fortresses.
07.04.2010, 12:33
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Britain is hoping to put itself at the forefront of the fight against Internet piracy with the new Digital Economy Bill, to be debated in parliament later on Tuesday.
23.07.2009, 14:21
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The National DNA database in the UK currently holds information on five percent of the population, proportionally ten times bigger than its US equivalent, and there are no signs of it being discontinued any time soon.
06.03.2010, 07:02
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The U.S. government is considering extending so-called Einstein technology into American homes.
08.02.2010, 07:14
Once again the issue of assisted suicide has become an issue in Britain, where the law says it's illegal to help anyone die even if they are terminally ill.
15.12.2009, 16:06
A court in the US state of Delaware has sentenced an Iranian man to five years in prison for trying to buy components for Iranian fighter planes and missile guidance systems in violation of America's arms embargo.
Published: 04 May, 2009, 07:31
Internet has become a part of our everyday life. But can we really trust it with our personal data? A British internet provider has come under fire from the EU for spying on its users to advertise products.
