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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Bitcoin regulation in forecast for 2014
New York could become the first state in the U.S. to regulate virtual currencies.
Rumors of U.S. tablet saturation on the boil
Figures from the IDC bode ill for the tablet market in the coming year.
Mobile health moves into the UAE
The Ministry of Health in Dubai has partnered with telecoms.
The two sides of net neutrality
Some think the free and open internet is under siege, while others think it’s only getting freer.
Inching towards IPv6
Some countries are doing a better job of adopting the new internet protocol.
Another roadblock for Bitcoin’s legitimacy
The arrest of the BitInstant CEO does not bode well for the overall acceptance of Bitcoin as a mainstream currency.
New U.S. transparency rule: real change or a gag?
The U.S. government has changed the policy for internet companies’ abilities to disclose data requests, but with tight restrictions that make the ruling seem almost ineffectual.
Breaking the internet in order to save it
There has been no discussion or change in the practice and policy of systematically creating vulnerabilities in the infrastructures that place every person reading this blog at increased risk.
Baidu’s big data tracks Chinese travel
The search engine published a heat map tracking the movements of millions of users.
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