An interesting read on the possible value of a privacy policy in the EU.
An interesting read on the possible value of a privacy policy in the EU.
Via: www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18260914
The question of a “judicial authority” under the 2003 Extradition Act could get interesting over the next 14 days.
More at: edition.cnn.com/2012/05/30/world/europe/uk-wikileaks-assange/index.html
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be in Sweden just after the Assange extradition ruling.
Follow the billions of dollars, the reconstruction effort in Iraq, a book and the new reality for whistleblowers.
Via: www.informationliberation.com/?id=38544
Learn about your own “temporarily assigned network addresses” that will hold your IP addresses and your mobiles IMEI, IMSI, TMSI*.
H.R. 1981 also ensures an ip is logged backed to a customer to allow long term tracking at work, home and on the move.
Pay for your isp via credit card or bank account number? Payment details would be given.
*International Mobile Equipment Identity, International Mobile Subscriber Identity, Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
Via: www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=22389
Follow the early reaching out in January 2007 to the “leaked intelligence” on Iran.
Some details on the CIA’s Operation Mocking Bird.
Via: salon.com/2012/01/10/the_army_is_reading_your_bradley_manning_tweets/
A commercial service called VOCUS was used by the US Army’s public affairs office to track public and media views on the Bradley Manning case.
Via: truth-out.org/iraqi-torture-scandal-touches-highest-levels-nato/1325794053
Withholding knowledge of Iraqi torture, a 2004 inspection at Al Makil prison, a blacked out report listing prisoner abuse…
Burned with cigarettes, molars crushed, beaten around their genitals, missing fingers ….
promoted and on to Libya…
Via: consortiumnews.com
whowouldbenefit adds Italian telecommunications security expert Adamo Bove, Greek telecommunications expert Costas Tsalikidis and Deborah Jeane Palfrey.
Via: thestar.com
Follow the “Canadian” officials as they try to “work” on Canadian copyright law and new Canadian customs seizure powers.