Technology
News
The internet was designed as a smart
wide-area network in the 1960s by defence departments in the United States,
United Kingdom and France. The internet was designed to re-route data traffic to
get to its destination should any of the mid nodes be taken down. In the 1970s,
the internet was made available to the education system and in the 1980s the
technology was commercialized. Use of the internet boomed in the 1990s. (Wikipedia)
People
born in the early to mid-1900s have seen amazing changes to technology: from
horse and buggy to automobiles and airplanes; radios, telephones and
televisions as household habits; calculators, desktop and laptop computers;
satellites; networks wired and wireless; cellular telephones; and now
convergence – the merging of all the different technologies in forms both
foreseen by science fiction and much not expected at all. Technology is
exciting. It broadens our horizons. It gives us capabilities beyond
ourselves. But perhaps we are moving too fast to really ask ourselves – are
there any risks? The answer is yes, to both your physical and personal
security.
Artificial Intelligence
There is a lot of talk about
artificial intelligence (AI) these days with mainstream sources conveying the
impression that computers are ready to take over the world. The impression is
more dangerous than reality.
·
In
reality, computers are simply electricity flowing through wires. Their Archilles’ heel is
electricity. Turn off or interfere with the power (on/off, electro-magnetic
pulse (EMP), pull the battery, drop the box,) and computers are useless.
·
Computers
are programmable. Programmed algorithms
are servants of the programmer/funder (i.e. slot machines).
·
Computers
can be hacked (i.e. voting machines).
·
Computers
cannot be
random as
their logic is mathematical and can be recreated. Once a computer can be truly
random, then AI is possible. However, the powers-that-be do not want random,
they want control.
Today’s
adage that computer systems require more and more data proves that today’s “AI”
is really just consensus data based on vast computer resources rather than true
artificial intelligence. True artificial intelligence does not yet exist.
The
danger of prematurely declaring artificial-intelligence is that the
powers-that-aught-not-be and other charlatans will use AI as an infinite excuse
for bad or criminal behaviour. Once a computer “takes charge”, humans are able
to offload responsibility even though human programming/intent is actually at
fault. Meanwhile, “AI” simply consists of censored data or outright lies equivalent
to propaganda.
For instance,
Knowing
that computers are 100% man-made, why do we expect computers to be infallible?
Genetic Engineering
Matrix / MetaVerse
See
AO News - Matrix
Quantum Computing
https://www.bitchute.com/video/wgCuKTN8sX0/
https://isaacarthur.net/video/quantum-computing/
Wireless
Wireless
technology is convenient. The ability to pass energy and data through the air
is both amazing and useful. Restaurant servers can take your order, which goes
directly to the kitchen. Store clerks can run around taking inventory directly
updating the system. You can sit on a beach with your phone or laptop and
work, read or play games.
However,
all those signals – and the results of all those cross-signals, are
biologically dangerous to you, your children, your grandchildren and all the
animals, insects and birds of the natural world.
Definitively, wireless should not be in your child’s
school. And wireless in your home should be turned off at night while you are
sleeping. Or better yet, used wired technology instead.
Today
wireless technology can be achieved through Bluetooth, WiFi and cellular
networks.
Click
here for AO’s research about Wireless/Electromagnetic/Smart/WiFi/5G
News
NEWS: General Technology
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2022-10-25
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technocracy.news
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Boom: Single Chip Can Transmit Twice
The Throughput Of Entire Internet
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(article)
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New
data transfer record of 1.8 petabytes per second
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1
petabyte = 1,000 terabytes
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2021-11-29
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CNN
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World's first living robots can now
reproduce, scientists say
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Katie
Hunt
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2021-10-14
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Cleanbowled.in
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Facebook announces Ego 4D
first-person video dataset for AI training.
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Thomas
Clear
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Using
video to train AI
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2020-08-23
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CBS
News
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Automated Trucking, A Technical
Milestone That Could Disrupt Hundreds of Thousands of Jobs, Hits the Road
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Jon
Wertheim
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2020-04-10
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TheGuardian.com
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Tech giants struggle to stem
'infodemic' of false coronavirus claims
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Julia
Carrie Wong
[COVID-19]
[obvious
collaborated censorship of internet begins]
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2020-01-24
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Global
News
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Ontario watchdog would be ‘very
concerned’ about police using tools like Clearview AI
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Rachel
Browne
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2020-01-21
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CBC
Radio
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The end of anonymity? Facial
recognition app used by police raises serious concerns, say privacy advocates
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Clearview A.I.
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2020-01-16
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LawTimesNews.com
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How lawyers brought down internet
trolls — without ever uncovering their identities
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Anita
Balakrishnan
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2020-01-07
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CBC
News
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Hundreds to lose jobs to automation,
consolidation of 2 Loblaws distribution centres
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2020-01-02
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CBC
News
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'Completely unsustainable': How
streaming and other data demands take a toll on the environment
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Thomas
Daigle
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2019-10-31
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Element14.com
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OmniVision earns world record for
the world’s smallest image sensor
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Cabe
Atwell
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2019-10-08
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TheStar.com
(Jakarta)
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Fake news spark mass panic
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2019-08-16
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Youtube
/ Dana Ashlie
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A
solution they DO NOT want you to know (40 mins)
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[COVID-19]
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2019-07-04
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National
Observer
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Politicians can block you on
Twitter. But should they?
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Emma
McIntosh, Fatima Syed
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2019-06-18
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The
Guardian
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Libra: Facebook launches
cryptocurrency in bid to shake up global finance
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Kari
Paul
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2019-06-13
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South
China Morning Post
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Most meat won’t come from
slaughtered animals by 2040, new report claims
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The
Guardian
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AO Farming Culture
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2019-05-11
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NBC
News
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How facial recognition became a
routine policing tool in America
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Jon
Schuppe
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2019-04-09
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Ethicalcorp.com
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‘Indigenous people’s livelihoods at
risk in scramble for lithium, the new white gold’
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Eniko
Horvath
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2019-02-01
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Bloomberg
Technology
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How Drones Can Plant and Protect Trees After Wildfires
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DroneSeed
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2018-08-23
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TheGuardian.com
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Russian trolls 'spreading discord'
over vaccine safety online
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Jessica
Glenza
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2018-08-05
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Wired
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The spiralling environmental cost of
our lithium battery addiction
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Amit
Katwala
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AO Info - Mining
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2018-06-18
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Youtube
/ Motherboard
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Surveillance and the City: Know When You're Being
Watched (4 mins)
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Ingrid
Burrington
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2018-03-08
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Bloomberg
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The Battery Will Kill Fossil
Fuels—It's Only a Matter of Time
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Mark
Chediak
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2017-10-26
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Collective
Evolution
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“Black Mirror” Meets Reality: China
Moves to Rate its Citizens Using a “Social Credit System”
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Kalee
Brown
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2017-10-21
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Wired
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Big data meets Big Brother as China
moves to rate its citizens
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Rachel
Botsman
“Social
Credit System”
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2017-09-25
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Michael
Geist
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An Industry Divided: How Bell Broke
With the Telecom Sector on Copyright
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Michael
Geist
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2017-09-11
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Healthnutnews.com
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Top scientist admits on live TV:
Recent hurricanes are man-made
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Erin
Elizabeth
HAARP
Youtube link – Michio Kaku
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2017-08-31
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Collective
Evolution
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Here are the Electronics & Apps
in your Home that Secretly Monitor You & Map Your Home
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Kalee
Brown
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2017-07-24
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Epoch
Times
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Wis. Company Offering to Implant
Microchips in Workers’ Hands
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Jack
Phillips
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2017-07-24
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Gizmodo.com
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Roomba's Next Big Step Is Selling
Maps of Your Home to the Highest Bidder
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Rhett
Jones
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2017-07-10
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BBC News
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The coming battle over 'net
neutrality'
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Hannah
Henderson
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2017-06-06
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Youtube
/ Mashable
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How Drones are Helping to Plant Trees - A Cleaner
Future
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Mashable
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Droneseed
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2017-05-19
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Mashable
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These game-changing solar panels are
cheap and can be printed
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Johnny
Lieu
AO Solar News
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2017-05-24
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National
Observer
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RCMP charge Alberta women with
threatening Sophie Grégoire Trudeau
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John
Cotter
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2017-05-12
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TheGuardian.com
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Massive ransomware cyber-attack hits
74 countries around the world
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Julia
Carrie Wong and Olivia Solon
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2017-04-25
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WorldAtlas.com
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The Most Spied Upon Cities in the
World
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Kimutai
Gilbert
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Chongqing, New York, Chicago, Beijing, London
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2017-03-03
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CBC News
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What happens when a Canadian border
agent asks to search your phone?
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Matthew
Braga
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2017-01-28
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Motherboard.vice.com
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The Data That Turned the World
Upside Down
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Hannes
Grassegger and Mikael Krogerus
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2016-12-01
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Cracked.com
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Signs Of A Creepy Government
Conspiracy At Standing Rock
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Robert
Evans
AO Info: Dakota Access Pipeline
(DAPL)
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2016-11-29
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Drone
Shield
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Video: Gian gun takes down drones
(2 mins)
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2016-11-15
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New
York Times
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Secret Backdoor in Some U.S. Phones
Sent Data to China, Analysts Say
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Matt
Apuzzo
Michael
S. Schmidt
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2016-11-15
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Toronto
Star
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Top-secret RCMP files show digital
roadblocks thwarting criminal investigations in Canada
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Robert
Cribb, Dave Seglins, Chelsea Gomez
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2017-03-09
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Arstechnica.com
(USA)
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Police win warrant to search Dakota
Access Pipeline protest Facebook page
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David
Kravets
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2017-02-17
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Collective
Evolution
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Why Heating Your Food with Microwave
Radiation Might be a Terrible Idea
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Arjun
Walia
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2016-11-02
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CBC News
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ANALYSIS
'Feels like blackmail': Canada needs
to take a hard look at its piracy notice system
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Sophia
Harris
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2016-10-25
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Ring
of Fire Network
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At&T Joins Ranks of Companies
Selling and Sharing Your Data
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Sydney
Robinson
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2016-09-15
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TheVerge.com
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Facebook censored a live stream
video posted by Dakota pipeline protesters
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Amar
Toor
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2016-09-15
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Desmogblog.com
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Did an Industry Front Group Create
Fake Twitter Accounts to Promote the Dakota Access Pipeline?
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Steve
Horn
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2016-09-08
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Toronto
Star
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EU court rules for Playboy in fight
over links to celebrity pictures
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Aoife
White, Bloomberg
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2016-08-26
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CBC News
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Hungover customer brings heaps of
business to struggling Alberta fish and chip shop
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thanks to review on facebook
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2016-06-10
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Business
Insider
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The 3 biggest ways self-driving cars
will improve our lives
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Cadie
Thompson
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2016-02-24
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EcoWatch
/ Lorraine Chow
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Ever Wonder What’s Happened to the
More Than 570 Million iPhones Sold Since 2007?
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Lorraine
Chow
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2016-02-24
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TrueActivist.com
(USA)
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Owners Of Unregistered Drones May
Face Up To 3 Years In Prison Under New Restrictions
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John
Vibes
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2016-02-19
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TrueActivist.com
(USA)
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The NYPD is Spying on Your Cell
Phone and It’s Worse Than You Thought
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Derrick
Broze
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cell site simulators “Stingray”
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2016-01-14
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OpenMedia.org
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Important precedent for cell phone
privacy in Canada set in landmark ruling
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Laura
Tribe
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2015-11-12
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CTV News Vancouver
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Vancouver cops mum on use of
controversial surveillance technology
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Geordon
Omand, The Canadian Press
-Stingray
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2015-08-27
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Youtube
/ Buzz 60
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Police can use drones to taser
people in North Dakota
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b/60
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2015-06-02
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NY
Times
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The Agency
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Adrian
Chen
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2015-04-14
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EcoWatch
/ Lorraine Chow
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Stunning Photos Capture Devastating
Worldwide E-Waste Problem
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Lorraine
Chow
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2015-04-06
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CBC News
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Canada finally commits its share of
funds for Thirty Meter Telescope
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2015-02-09
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BBC News
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Not in front of the telly: Warning over 'listening' TV
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2015-02-06
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Youtube
/ TEDx
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Astroturf and manipulation of media
messages | Sharyl Attkisson
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Sharyl
Attkisson, investigative journalist
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2015-02-03
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Ring
of Fire Radio
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Thanks to Grassroots Support, FCC
Chair will Support Net Neutrality Regulations
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2015-01-23
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Fast
Company
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Portland's New Pipes Harvest Power
From Drinking Water
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Adele
Peters
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water pipeline
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2015-01-20
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Technology
Review
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Drones That Can Suck Up Water Hunt
Oil Leaks, Invasive Species
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Andrew
Rosenblum
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2015-01-07
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CBC News
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Canada backs internet 'direct
democracy' abroad, but faces questions at home
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Evan
Dyer
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2014-11-06
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CBC News
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CRTC bans 30-day notice for
cancelling TV, phone, internet
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effective Jan. 23rd, 2015
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2014-09-15
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Globe
and Mail
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The covert cellphone tracking tech
the RCMP and CSIS won’t talk about
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Matthew
Braga
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2014-09-11
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Ring
of Fire Radio
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FCC Receives Record Number of
Comments Supporting Net Neutrality
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Amy
Eddings
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1.5 million comments against internet “slow lanes” & “fast lanes”
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2014-09-02
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Globe
and Mail
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In 'kill, kill, kill' world of
social media, PR isn't enough. Just ask the dog-kicking CEO
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Susan
Krashinsky
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2014-06-27
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Toronto
Star
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Why has Canada’s new anti spam law
caused such an uproar: Geist
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Michael
Geist
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2013-10-24
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The
Verge
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Samsung fined $340,000 for faking
online comments
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Aaron
Souppouris
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“astroturfing”
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2013-10-14
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Ottawa
Citizen
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How trade deals threaten modern
culture
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Reilly
Yeo and Steve Anderson
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copyright & the internet
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Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
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2013-01-29
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OpenMedia.ca
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Petition to protest Rogers deal with
Shaw to take over systems crucial to mobile internet and phone services
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Petition
to Industry Minister of Canada, Christian Paradis
AWS
set-aside spectrum reserved for new entrants
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2013-01-15
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Globe and Mail
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Shaw hangs up on its cellular plans
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Rita
Trichur
Shaw
selling wireless licences to Rogers
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2012-06-18
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Toronto Sun
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Google: Government requests to
censor content “alarming”
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Claire
Davenport, Reuters
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Technology can
be used to benefit humanity. It can also be used to infringe on fundamental
rights and freedoms. It is used for war. See AO
News – Surveillance Technology
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