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New social movements always start first as a new subculture, consisting of people who invent new social practices. The Swedish filesharing communities that lay at the root of the Swedish Pirate Party simply consisted of music lovers who wanted to share th ...[Read more]
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The person who has invented World wide web, leading to the internet as we know it today, Tim Berners Lee, has spoken against music industry's behavior like a spoiled, self-centered 5 year old - "World wide web doesnt revolve around you, music industry ... ...[Read more]
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Freedom for most people is something sacred, and many have been willing to sacrifice their lives for it. It is not just another word, for we measure the health of our democracies by the standard of freedom. We use it to measure our happiness and prosperit ...[Read more]
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ACTA is aiming high, but its loose wording would make internet service providers an unintended police force of the web, David Martin, the MEP rapporteur on the controversial agreement told RT in an exclusive interview.
The trade agreement needs the conse ...[Read more]
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CISPA has just lost a powerful backer, with Microsoft withdrawing its support for the controversial cyber security bill saying any law must allow them ...[Read more]
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Software freedom activist Richard Stallman says Internet users should beware, as the government is a much bigger threat than any individual hacker. ...[Read more]
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Deceased Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi had agreed to fund French President Nicolas Sarkozy ...[Read more]
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During the Iraq war, $40 billion was transferred to Iraq government by Usa, in cash. And in the meantime, billions from that $40 bn were lost.
CNBC documentary tracks the billions, how they were transferred, who transferred them, and where was the missin ...[Read more]
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The UN is to conduct an investigation into the plight of US Native Americans, the first such mission in its history.
The human rights inquiry led by James Anaya, the UN special rapporteur on indigenous peoples, is scheduled to begin on Monday.
Many of t ...[Read more]
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