‘What The Hell, Facebook?’ Probe Reveals News Feed Surprises
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‘What The Hell, Facebook?’ Probe Reveals News Feed Surprises
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Is Simple, Portable Web Privacy Possible?
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Better Security: Your Phone Is Your Password
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Why Tor Isn’t As Secure As You Think
Is Simple, Portable Web Privacy Possible?
PORTAL — or something like it — can offer simplified private browsing with a device the size of a flash drive. Read more
Better Security: Your Phone Is Your Password
With passwords increasingly vulnerable, transforming smartphones into IDs means added peace of mind. Read more
Why Tor Isn’t As Secure As You Think
Open network Tor Project is a solid way to defend your privacy. But backdoors questions aside, you need to install and use Tor properly for it to fully protect your anonymity online. Read more
Big Data Gets a Board Game (And a Think Tank)
Data & Society, a think tank exploring big data’s role in culture and ethics, has launched in New York City. Read more
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Free Public Wi-Fi Could Get a Boost From the Gigabit Internet
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Sean Parker's Penance: A California Beaches Mobile App
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Crowdsourced News: Getting It Right
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Open Source in a Mobile, Social World
Free Public Wi-Fi Could Get a Boost From the Gigabit Internet
City-scale Wi-Fi could emerge as a deal-sweetener in the multi-billion-dollar race to wire cities for ultra high-speed fiber. Read more
Sean Parker's Penance: A California Beaches Mobile App
Public beach access can be tricky. Soon California's coastal oases will be easier to discover, via a new mobile app. Read more
Crowdsourced News: Getting It Right
For most news operations, relationships with sources have resembled a series of one-night stands. That's changing. One leader: The Guardian. Read more
Open Source in a Mobile, Social World
Open source has never been more used and more necessary. Many of today's most popular devices and services 'just work' in large part because of open source. Read more
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Public Attention to the NSA Reform Bill is Waning
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Planned ICAAN Hand-Off Seen as a Threat to the Open Internet
Public Attention to the NSA Reform Bill is Waning
Privacy experts say global crises like ISIS and Ebola are sapping the vim out of surveillance reform. Read more
Planned ICAAN Hand-Off Seen as a Threat to the Open Internet
A free and open Web requires tamper-resistant overseers. Read more
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Ed-Tech Imperialism and the XPRIZE for Global Learning
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Welcome to The Open Standard
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The Time Has Come to Legally Define ‘Fair Use’
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Note to Washington: Stop Treating Silicon Valley Like an Obstinate Teen
Ed-Tech Imperialism and the XPRIZE for Global Learning
Good intentions aside, it will take more than technology to improve education, but the danger of intellectual colonialism must be checked. Read more
Welcome to The Open Standard
From its start, Mozilla has advocated for the open, transparent and collaborative systems at work in our daily lives. This is the next step in that mission. Read more
The Time Has Come to Legally Define ‘Fair Use’
As technologies evolve, advancing and inhibiting our ability to provide access to content, the vagaries of the law make self-censorship the default position for those unclear of their rights. Read more
Note to Washington: Stop Treating Silicon Valley Like an Obstinate Teen
Washington can continue to treat tech firms like Twitter as children and squabble in the courtroom, or it can offer them a seat at the grown-up table. Read more
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