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Cameras & Cops
Fri, Jun 4 2010 2:36 AM

So it would appear that lawmakers have already started making it illegal to point cameras at cops. According to this article it is already illegal in 3 states. At first glance the only reason they would do this seems to be that they want the police to be able to break the law and abuse it's power. In a court your word is useless against a police officer,... Read More...

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Filed under: ENGLISH, freedom of speech, crime

Google reevaluates China
Wed, Jan 13 2010 4:21 PM

Google announces a new approach to China . That Google are unwilling to compromise about the freedom of the internet is most welcome news indeed. Google have exercised some censorship on google.ch since they launched. But with the increasing smackdown on the internet in China and attacks on Google's infrastructure, targeting Chinese human rights activists... Read More...

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Filed under: ENGLISH, freedom of speech

Tor and emerging darknet?
Mon, Jan 11 2010 4:19 PM

The Tor Project may still have several shortcoming that makes it somewhat impractical, but it is an amazing technology and it looks very promising as a technological guarantee for a free and uncensored internet. Part of it is how easy Tor actually is to use. If you are running Firefox and install the Tor bundle you can toggle anonymous surfing instantly with... Read More...

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Filed under: ENGLISH, freedom of speech, darknet, internet