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Julian Assange: I'm quite happy to sleep on Ecuador's sofa FOREVER

Wikileaker won't leave London embassy even if Sweden no longer wants him

19 Jun 10:19

Norks taunt, yank Yanks' crank over PRISM: US is 'rights abuse kingpin'

NSA web snooping 'against mankind' sneers tubby boy-king's pravda

19 Jun 08:34

Google mounts legal challenge to surveillance gag orders

Argues free speech trumps security secrecy

18 Jun 22:49

Number of cops abusing Police National Computer access on the rise

Only a telegram from the Queen can get you off it

18 Jun 07:03

When UK.gov asks 'Who's your daddy', companies HAD BETTER reply

HMRC will be able to access details of firms' beneficial owners

18 Jun 05:03

NSA: We COULD track you by your phone ... if we WANTED to

Honestly, too much work, can't be bothered

17 Jun 21:05

NSA whistleblower to tech firms, Obama: 'Grow a pair!'

Ed Snowden: Email tracking grabs 'IPs, raw data, content, headers, attachments, everything'

17 Jun 19:12

Google flings another £1m at online child sex abuse vid CRACKDOWN

See, see, we're trying, ad giant tells Daily Mail UK.gov

17 Jun 11:45

Ecuador: All right, Julian, you CAN stay on our sofa - it's your human right

Minister and Wikileaker share cosy chat in tiny London flat

17 Jun 10:39

Anon posts Filipino president's phone numbers

Attempts to give Aquino a wake-up call and democracy a kick-start

17 Jun 06:23

Rally supports Snowden amid claims GCHQ tapped G20 summit

NSA accused of ops on UK soil

17 Jun 03:32

Not just telcos, THOUSANDS of companies share data with US spies

It's all perfectly legal, trust us

14 Jun 19:56

Report: Foreign owners blocked T-Mobile, Verizon from NSA snoops

Sprint/Softbank merger hire suggests Japanese will play ball

14 Jun 18:48

ACMA mulls cloud regulation

Aussies don't really trust cloud providers

13 Jun 21:29

Confidence in US Congress sinks to lowest level ever recorded

So why the %$#@! do we keep re-electing the same politicians?

13 Jun 19:40

PRISM snitch claims NSA hacked Chinese targets since 2009

Snowden suddenly looks safer in Hong Kong after revelations

13 Jun 03:45

Google donates £1m to child abuse charity ahead of Whitehall meeting

Well if someone has to censor the interwebs...

12 Jun 12:33

BBC lied to Parliament about doomed £100m IT monster, thunder MPs

Analysis Axed DMI ballooned and burst while watchdogs sang Kumbaya

12 Jun 07:04

NSA accused of new crimes ... against slideware

They may take our information but they cannot take our REFINED AESTHETICS

12 Jun 06:03

Australia ponders easier share options, crowdfunding

Startups' wish list ticked off, in a good way

12 Jun 02:56

Mozilla, ACLU, others join fight against NSA domestic spying

Congress, courts urged to take immediate action

12 Jun 00:51

Cray cracks Oz military for super simulating silent subs

Computational fluid dynamics off the port bow

11 Jun 22:06

KEEP CALM and Carry On: PRISM itself is not a big deal

Analysis But yes, Skype's no longer safe ... and keep an eye on GCHQ

11 Jun 13:44

NSA PRISM deepthroat VANISHES as pole-dance lover cries into keyboard

Video Blogging bikini babe blubs about 'the ones I never got to bid adieu'

11 Jun 11:45

Techies finger Bradley Manning for US secret files database breach

While Ecuador looks to boot Assange out of its embassy

11 Jun 10:27

US judge revives lawsuit vs Baidu and China

Pro-democracy group allowed to throw censorship sueball

11 Jun 04:30

NSA PRISM-gate: Relax, GCHQ spooks 'keep us safe', says Cameron

Whatever they are up to, it's all above board, we're told

10 Jun 15:30

Obama faces off China's prez: We can't be pals with all this cyber-theft

'No doubt about what is going on here'

10 Jun 14:07

CIA-funded upstart: THE TRUTH about Prism and NSA's web snooping

Mystery of what's inside the spooks' black boxes

10 Jun 11:30

Ex-CIA techie Edward Snowden: I am the NSA PRISM deepthroat

US gov's super-web snoop system whistleblower flees to Hong Kong

10 Jun 09:44

NSA Prism: Why I'm boycotting US cloud tech - and you should too

Opinion 'Not subject to American law' - the next desirable IT feature

8 Jun 11:59

Leaked Obama brief reveals US cyber defense, offense policy

'Severely damaging' attacks with 'little or no warning' approved

7 Jun 23:59

Obama weighs in on NSA surveillance imbroglio

'You can't have 100 percent security and also then have 100 percent privacy'

7 Jun 17:52

We're losing the battle with a government seduced by surveillance

Comment And a hearty 'Screw you!' to the cynical cowards

7 Jun 16:33

US spyboss: Yes, we ARE snooping on you, but think of the TERRORISTS

What did you think those NSA guys were doing all day?

7 Jun 14:39

Nicked unencrypted PC with 6,000 bank details lands council fat fine

Second security cock-up in 2 years costs city £150,000

7 Jun 10:25

Singaporean sites protest 'licence to print news' laws

Sites forced to stump up $SGD50k and agree to state censorship

7 Jun 06:19

Obama administration defends mass call-data slurping

It's either that or the terrorists win, apparently

6 Jun 19:07

BT links with Huawei raise national security concerns, say MPs

Parly committee staggered by Chinese firm's 'self-policing' arrangements

6 Jun 15:57

Whitehall grants freetards safe haven until 2015

Come to the UK, and fill yer boots!

6 Jun 14:04

Culture Sec: You - Google. Where's the off switch for all this filth?

Maria Miller summons web giants for filtering confab

6 Jun 11:16

Lonely G-Cloud wanders in search of crowd o'er UK.gov vales and hills

See that £22m? Would have been £130m+ without us

The Channel 5 Jun 07:39

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