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The Fourth Amendment's Strange Bedfellows
Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, June 03 2013 @ 09:29 PM EDT
It’s an approach wedded to a broader view of governmental powers and more trust that government will execute those powers in good faith, says Mr. Seamon.

Scalia is totally right on this one. The bill of rights was created specifically by the framers and first Congress because they did not "trust that government will execute those powers in good faith"!

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The Banality of 'Don’t Be Evil' (NY Times opinion)
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, June 04 2013 @ 01:40 AM EDT
"THE New Digital Age" is a startlingly clear and provocative blueprint for technocratic imperialism, from two of its leading witch doctors, Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen, who construct a new idiom for United States global power in the 21st century. This idiom reflects the ever closer union between the State Department and Silicon Valley, as personified by Mr. Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, and Mr. Cohen, a former adviser to Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton who is now director of Google Ideas.

by Julian Assange

Brilliantly written, getting "outstanding," "right on" comments from such places as BoingBoing and dailyKOS

Does a lot to puncture the "google is infallible" stereotype floating around here and elsewhere.

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Internet companies warn May over 'snooper's charter'
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, June 04 2013 @ 02:55 AM EDT
Guardian
The internet is still a relatively young technology. It brings enormous benefits to citizens everywhere and is a great force for economic and social development. The UK has rightly positioned itself as a leading digital nation.
Bingo! The last sentence betrays the tribal mentality that cannot understand the internet is everywhere, and it is nowhere. Yes, this letter was written by internet companies, greasing up to a government that does not grok the 'net. Governments still cling to their primal origins, regarding all who are not around our campfire as enemy. This is the same pettiness that is now persecuting Bradley Manning. There can be no leading digital nation. Our campfire now encircles the planet. If governments cannot accept this they are in danger of being replaced by the gypsies, Google, Facebook et al. I don't know which is the greater evil.

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Iphones are losing their "cool" factor
Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, June 04 2013 @ 07:46 AM EDT
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From September to today, the number of conversations on social channels about iPhones has declined for two of the company’s target audiences: Baby Boomers and Generation Xers.

The number of conversations through the social web only tell one aspect of the story, however. A more telling aspect can be seen by looking at purchase intent among the key Millennials and teens demographics.
Purchase intent for these consumers, despite an expected spike around Christmas 2012, has suffered a sharp decline in the last nine months.

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