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Cyberculture agenda: “The business model of NSA apologists… “Google’s self-driving cars…
Cloud computing by the numbers: The rise of the private and hybrid cloud Mashable! by Stephanie Walden The proliferation of cloud computing is one of the most impactful trends in the... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: EFF Surveillance Self-Defense; Open Access Week, ISIL Social Media Guide….
EFF Relaunches Surveillance Self-Defense EFF.org Updates by Jillian York We’re thrilled to announce the relaunch of Surveillance Self-Defense (SSD), our guide to defending yourself and your friends from digital surveillance by... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Pirates Become Biggest Political Party in Local Czech Election…”Laura Poitras on the Crypto Tools..”
The FBI Director’s Evidence Against Encryption Is Pathetic The Intercept by Dan Froomkin FBI Director James Comey gave a speech Thursday about how cell-phone encryption could lead law enforcement to a... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Twitter Reports 23 Million Users Are Actually Bots…”
Twitter Reports 23 Million Users Are Actually Bots Slashdot An anonymous reader writes: In its most recent quarterly report to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Twitter disclosed that approximately 8.5%... Read more
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Ahmet Sabancı (@ahmetasabanci) “No Place to Hide”ı değerlendirdi…
Ahmet A. Sabancı EFD için Glen Greenwald’un “No Place to Hide”ını değerlendirdi… 2013 Haziran’ında Edward Snowden ve onun NSA’den sızdırdığı belgelerle karşılaştığımızda büyük bir kısmımız gerçekten şok geçirmişti. Kimimiz gerçektne... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Changing World Cup fans [in Facebook], “The brief history of Facebook apologizing…”The Amazon Hachette War
Changing World Cup fans FlowingData » Visualization by Nathan Yau Shan Carter and Kevin Quealy for the Upshot have a look at sports fandom once again using Facebook usage as a... Read more
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“Seven things you should know about Tor… Snowden on Games… WordPress vs. Blogger…Cyberculture agenda…
snowden on games xirdalium Here is a passage from chapter two of ↑Glenn Greenwald‘s excellent newest book “No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State” (2014), which I’ve recently... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “The Internet’s Own Boy”… “Germany Ends Contract With Verizon…
“The Internet’s Own Boy”: How the government destroyed Aaron Swartz A film tells the story of the coder-activist who fought corporate power and corruption — and paid a cruel... Read more
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NSA, the hacker… right into Huawei… A cyberculture roundup…
The NSA reportedly spied right into the heart of ?security threat? Huawei The Next Web by Jon Russell The New York Times and German newspaper Spiegel Online have reported the existence of a document... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Hyperlinking is Not Copyright Infringement…”5 PayPal Alternatives …
Hyperlinking is Not Copyright Infringement, EU Court Rules The European Union has been expanding since its creation in the 1950s and is now comprised of 28 member states, each committed... Read more
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#TheDayWeFightBack International Community Unites to Protest Big Brother
So far, the only piece in Turkish here. The battlefield is the Internet. Whoever wins the Internet wins the war. (h)ac(k)tivist — (hak-tuh-vist) noun: a person who uses technology to... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “‘The Internet’s Own Boy’ Is a Powerful Homage to Aaron Swartz
Around the World, Net Neutrality Is Not a Reality In much of the world, the concept of ?net neutrality? generates less public debate, given there?s no affordable Net... Read more
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EFF Scoreboard for Obama’s NSA reform plan… An Americana roundup…
Rating Obama?s NSA Reform Plan: EFF Scorecard Explained Earlier today, President Obama announced a series of reforms to address abuses by the National Security Agency. We were heartened to see Obama... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: Wikipedia is 13, “Shows the Value of a Vibrant Public Domain
Wikipedia Shows the Value of a Vibrant Public Domain In the week leading up the two-year anniversary of the SOPA blackout protests, EFF and others are talking about key principles... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Sir Tim Berners-Lee: Edward Snowden is an ?important part of the system? in protecting the open Web
Three things learned from the Snowden files The line they crossed separates the possibly legitimate, though dirty and distasteful tactics of spies from the impossible-to-justify, ?let?s hope it never... Read more
