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Study finds that four companies control the 147 other companies that practically control everything through conglomerate holdings and stake holders. ...[Read more]
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Stan Brock never expected to see adults and children shivering in line in the middle of the night, hoping to get free medical, dental and vision care in the wealthiest country on earth. Now that he's seen it for years, he's no longer surprised. "It's quit ...[Read more]
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Pirate Party germany, the party of new internet age citizens, social networkers, filesharers, open source activists, is now the 3rd strongest party in latest poll in germany.
Pirate party seeks freedom on internet, abolition of copyrights, patents, freed ...[Read more]
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Julian Assange's debut as a TV interviewer on RT was bound to face criticism and praise from around the globe - and it's done just that. The world's most famous whistleblower attracted controversy mainly due to his choice of guest and the channel chosen t ...[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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Netherlands has passed a law that ensures network neutrality. First among eu nations.
Network neutrality bans any isp, service provider, any kind of provider that provides access to internet for their customers, from having any control on what websites t ...[Read more]
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When you use the Internet in a public place, do you prefer to have as much privacy as possible? Well, that makes you a potential terrorist. According to the FBI, Internet privacy is now considered to be suspicious activity. If you are out in public and ...[Read more]
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France and Germany were prepared in spring 2005 to negotiate on an Iranian proposal to convert all of its enriched uranium to fuel rods, making it impossible to use it for nuclear weapons, but Britain vetoed the deal at the insistence of the United States ...[Read more]
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Almost all towns are under the government control except for Homs, where rebels and ...[Read more]
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For the uninitiated, it is almost too fantastic to believe. A police department's union, supremely tone-deaf in a city with a discriminatory history, puts out a newsletter that open-heartedly embraces racism, sexism and homophobia - the very things of whi ...[Read more]
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