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24.10.2010, 21:54
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Governments should work on decreasing secrecy around its activities, believes WiliLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson.
27.07.2010, 17:46
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In an effort to distract attention from the release of thousands of secret documents on the Afghanistan War, the US rounded up 11 Russian “spies” according to internal sources.
08.07.2010, 18:14
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A CNN senior editor is the latest high-ranking casualty in the virtual world of social blogging where a personally-held sentiment is becoming the ticket to an early retirement and worse.
11.03.2010, 06:34
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China is a threat to cyber security and Internet freedom, both of which America should promote. That's according to the US Congress, which praised Google's decision to fight against Chinese web censorship.
28.07.2010, 17:58
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The key to waging a successful war is to prevent secret information from falling into the hands of the enemy, yet it must be done without keeping the native population in the dark as well.
04.05.2010, 18:04
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Russian government spokesman Dmitry Peskov has criticized the organization Reporters Without Borders for describing Prime Minister Vladimir Putin as an enemy of a free press.
15.10.2009, 12:40
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Internet crime is rapidly becoming a major focus for authorities around the world, but the case of an Indian student, jailed in the US nearly three years ago, is being seen as a major test of human rights in the country.
22.01.2010, 10:16
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The French government has waded into the battle on internet piracy with a second version of the country's HADOPI law that says an ordinary person can be denied internet access if found illegally downloading three times.
11.11.2009, 10:00
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A special commission has started a check of the interior department in southern Russia’s Krasnodar region, after a local police detective issued videos disclosing abuses of power by local law enforcement authorities.
12.10.2009, 19:57
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A pedophile’s arrest in Central Russia has turned into a political scandal. A major Communist party member has been detained with what police call a “nightmare”, with the number of alleged victims exceeding 100.
Published: 24 February, 2010, 07:46
Edited: 24 February, 2010, 14:35
A student in the US city of Philadelphia is suing his local school district for spying on him using his school-issued laptop. Radio Host Alex Jones told RT said that software is available for all kinds of abuse.
Whoever suggested spying on the kids at their homes was really not thinking about all the risks to the school district. What happens if they get pictures of students taking their clothes off? Is that then child pornography? How many teachers and school administrators are thinking about what legal liability they will face? People saving those pictures to use against the students later could be branded "sex offenders" under the "zero tolerance" laws we now have. The laws are so strict in some states that teenagers have been labeled sex offenders because they were caught having sex when they were under age! This school district is in big trouble, but sad to say, it is not alone. Many schools are already doing or considering the same thing. They are opening themselves up to HUGE lawsuits, for multiple reasons.