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1 Big Brother (Nineteen Eighty-Four) big brother, George Orwell, surveillance, abuse, technology, freedom, literature peek | visit add/edit
2 Freemium model for enterprise software? freemium, business, Internet, Google peek | visit add/edit
3 Thousands of blogs shut down over 'terrorist material' freedom of speech, blog, terrorism peek | visit add/edit
4 Survival International tribe, NGO, indigenous, culture, anthropology, activism, freedom, independence peek | visit add/edit
5 Unconscious Will Sways Actions, Desires, Say Researchers freedom, will, psychology, advertisement, subliminal, consciousness, mind, philosophy, thinking, brain, behaviour, priming, environment There may be few things more fundamental to human identity than the belief that people are rational individuals whose behavior is determined by conscious choices. But recently psychologists have compiled an impressive body of research that shows how deeply our decisions and behavior are influenced by unconscious thought, and how greatly those thoughts are swayed by stimuli beyond our immediate comprehension. peek | visit add/edit
6 DriverPacks.net Windows, driver, download, free, software peek | visit add/edit
7 Associated Press expects you to pay to license 5-word quotations (and reserves the right to terminate your license) press agency, journalism, subscription, quotation, incredible, news, freedom, Internet, writing, information Associated Press is now selling "quotation licenses" that allow bloggers, journallers, and people who forward quotations from articles to co-workers to quote their articles. The licenses start at $12.50 for quotations of 5-25 words. peek | visit add/edit
8 Wikileaks site unfazed by arrest of US army 'source' WikiLeaks, leak, politics, freedom of speech, journalism, whistleblower Wikileaks founder Julian Assange told BBC News that other potential whistle-blowers should not be put off from sending material to the site. peek | visit add/edit
9 China defends internet censorship China, censorship, Internet, freedom of speech China has defended its right to censor the internet in a document laying out the government's attitude towards the web. peek | visit add/edit
10 Is YouTube's three-strike rule fair to users? Google, copyright, freedom, information, censorship, justice Every single time that we receive a complaint we have to take the video down - that's the law. We have no other option. Google and YouTube are never going to be in a position to adjudicate on who owns copyright to what and whether a use is authorised or not. We simply don't know. peek | visit add/edit
11 50 years of a sometimes bitter pill contraception, pill, medication, overpopulation, cancer, health, libido, sex, freedom, pregnancy It is 50 years since the pill was first approved as a contraceptive, finally divorcing sex from pregnancy. peek | visit add/edit
12 Five myths about green energy renewable, free, sustainability, energy, criticism, politics, USA, China, oil, wind, electricity Americans are being inundated with claims about renewable and alternative energy. Advocates for these technologies say that if we jettison fossil fuels, we'll breathe easier, stop global warming and revolutionize our economy. Yes, "green" energy has great emotional and political appeal. But before we wrap all our hopes -- and subsidies -- in it, let's take a hard look at some common misconceptions about what "green" means. peek | visit add/edit
13 Google Whisper Ads Google, whisper, advertisement, phone, free The Onion posted a funny video about an imaginary Google service that whispers targeted ads into users' ears. The main benefit of the service is that it lowers the cost a phone, but the ads aren't very subtle. peek | visit add/edit
14 Pop princess Doda to do time? Poland, religion, insult, wine, smoking, freedom of speech Controversial singer Doda is facing the prospect of doing two years behind bars for alleging that the Bible was written by people with a fondness for drinking too much wine and smoking herbal cigarettes. peek | visit add/edit
15 Microsoft Office 2010 takes aim at Google Docs Microsoft Office, Google Docs, free, online Microsoft has unleashed its latest weapon in its ongoing battle with Google. The software giant has launched its flagship product Office 2010, aimed at businesses and home users. The latest version of the software has a free online component - called Office Web Apps. peek | visit add/edit
16 Dubai jails Indian pair for 'sexy texts' SMS, message, mobile phone, Dubai, incredible, freedom Steamy text messages have resulted in a three-month jail sentence for an Indian man and an Indian woman in Dubai. Judges ruled that they had planned to "commit sin", a reference to an extramarital affair - which is illegal in the United Arab Emirates. peek | visit add/edit
17 Controversial content and free expression on the web: a refresher freedom, Google, censorship peek | visit add/edit
18 OpenNet Initiative (ONI) Internet, freedom, politics, censorship peek | visit add/edit
19 Who are Wikileaks? WikiLeaks, leak, whistleblower, freedom of speech, cover-up, investigation, journalism, secret peek | visit add/edit
20 Web inventor calls for government data transparency Internet, freedom, Tim Berners-Lee Countries should be judged on their willingness to open up public data to their citizens, the inventor of the world wide web has told the BBC. He said "openness of data and the neutrality of the network" should be considered as important as free speech. peek | visit add/edit
21 Is the iPhone evil? iPhone, Android, Google, Apple, freedom peek | visit add/edit
22 Evan Williams says Twitter fundamental to government Twitter, government, freedom, censorship, democracy peek | visit add/edit
23 Google stops censoring search results in China Google, Hong Kong, China, censorship, Internet, freedom Google has stopped censoring its search results in China, ignoring warnings by the country's authorities. The US company said its Chinese users would be redirected to the uncensored pages of its Hong Kong website. peek | visit add/edit
24 The Data Liberation Front Google, free, data, privacy, portable peek | visit add/edit
25 China tightens internet controls China, Internet, freedom, website, censorship China has tightened controls on internet use, requiring anyone who wants to set up a website to meet regulators and produce ID documents. peek | visit add/edit