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Thursday, December 12, 2013

200,000 People Compete to Be the First Settlers on Mars

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FBI Releases Threat Alerts For Computer Users
Facial Recognition & Iris Scanning – The Government’s Surveillance Includes the Rapidly Expanding Use of Biometrics
Top Conservative Apps for Android, iOS and Blackberry
More Infringement on Privacy: The FBI’s Proposal for Backdoor Surveillance Via a Wiretap-Ready Internet
Privacy-Killing Executive Order Expected Soon From Obama
Beware of Twitter Direct Messages That May Contain a Backdoor Trojan
Obama Administration Will Spend $1 Billion on Iris & Facial Recognition Technology
Windows 8 Xbox Games & a Microsoft / Atari Partnership Revives Classic Games
The Leap: Soon You Won’t Need a Keyboard or Mouse
Review: Samsung Galaxy S Lightray 4G Features Free Digital TV
Cybersecurity: Yet Another Executive Order From Obama Looms
Another Bill Destructive to Businesses & the Economy Proposed by The Senate
Facial Recognition Technology & Your Rights
Google Hammered By Government Requests for Data, US Demands Most
The Lieberman-Collins Cybersecurity Act – A Threat to Online Rights
The Electronics Entertainment Expo – Information, Schedule, Live Streaming
New Type of Trojan Steals Login Info & May Usher in a New Wave of Cyber Attacks
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Cases on the Rise in the U.S.
Judge Upholds Subpoena of Twitter Account – Including Private Info
The DOJ Wants Access to Your Cell Phone Data…Without a Warrant
The War on Coal: The EPA’s Latest Proposal Could End Coal’s Role in Electricity Production
The Potential Threat of H5N1 Bird Flu & Bioterrorism
What’s Next for CISPA
Infringement on Internet Usage Rights – SOPA Never Really Went Away
Link Between Brain Injuries And Violence…And The Afghan Shooter
American Innovation & Competitiveness At Risk? Report Says Yes.
TransCanada Proceeds With New Pipeline Which Doesn’t Require Presidential Approval
Congress gives green light to some 30,000 drones over U.S. skies by 2020
The Move Towards Greater Energy Independence
Facebook to go public – Expectations between $75 billion and $100 billion
Biological Weapons: A Threat Too Serious to Ignore
Cool New Military Tech - Roundup
Safe Computing – The Latest Security Threats & How To Avoid Them
Amazing Paper-Based Wireless Sensor Could Help Detect Explosive Devices, Including IEDs
Social Networks & The Online Jihad
Chinese Telecom Company Linked to Government Surveillance of US
The Erosion of Free Speech on the Internet