• A Question of Social Media: On Kids and Students

  Facebook started in a campus where it first struck the hearts of the jocks and cheerleaders. It continued in other college...

   

• Spread your Professional Network Through Linked In

  

  Jan 9, 2011 21:41

  by Claire Jarrett from Marketing By Web After the economic downturn, job markets are making a careful and gradual recovery...

   

• Anonymous Surfing – No Chance in the UK

  

  May 14, 2010 11:26

  If anyone had any vague ideas that what they do online is private then the recently released figures from Google should dispel...

   

• Obama vs. the iPad

  President Obama’s disdain for new media has become so consistent that it is hard to dismiss as mere posturing. This is...

   

• 3D Video Recording Coming to a Cell Phone Near You

  When we say everything is going 3D, we really mean it. Roger Ebert notwithstanding, the world has gone gaga for 3D, from...

   

• Innocent man’s fury after police took fingerprint and DNA samples

  AN ex-soldier who has served in Northern Ireland and guarded the royal family is calling for a police investigation into...

   

• New Search Tool for Mining Government Documents

  New Search Engine Highlights EFF’s Transparency Efforts During Sunshine Week San Francisco – In celebration of...

   

• Obama’s Cellphone Account Breached by Verizon Employees

  By AMOL SHARMA, Wall Street Journal | Verizon Wireless disclosed late Thursday that several of its employees accessed and...

   

• Microsoft to ban freedom of speech?

  By James Sherwood Microsoft has come over all PC – gedddit?!?!? – by filing a patent application for technology...

   

• $20M Cameras at New York’s Freedom Tower Try to Detect ‘Anomalies’

  

  Sep 29, 2008 14:56

  By David W. Dunlap | This is the scale of 1 World Trade Center, the Freedom Tower, which is now beginning to emerge from...

   

• Lancaster University develop product to prevent illegal file sharing in the office

  A Lancaster University spin out company based in InfoLab21 has developed a tool to help businesses clamp down on illegal...

   

• Secret Military Technology

  By Bruce Schneier | On 60 Minutes, in an interview with Scott Pelley, reporter Bob Woodward claimed that the U.S. military...

   

• Google Satellite Now Watching You From 423 Miles Up

  Henry Blodget | The GeoEye satellite that Google will use to provide mapping imagery at 50-centimeter resolution successfully...

   

• Death of Free Internet – Canada Will Be Test Case

  In the last 15 years or so, as a society we have had access to more information than ever before in modern history because...

   

• Microwave ray gun controls crowds with noise

  By David Hambling | A US company claims it is ready to build a microwave ray gun able to beam sounds directly into people’s...

   

• Hacker Appeals To House Of Lords

  By Christopher Nickson | A British hacker accused to accessing US military and Nasa computers has taken his case against...

   

• U.S. School District to Begin Microchipping Students

  By David Gutierrez | A Rhode Island school district has announced a pilot program to monitor student movements by means of...

   

• Take innocent people’s DNA off database, says Welsh MP

  

  Jun 11, 2008 11:13

  IC Wales | INNOCENT people would have their DNA taken off the Government’s controversial database under plans put forward...

   

• Gait Recognition Software Proposed For Surveillance At A Distance

  Red Orbit | Biometrics is commonly associated retinal scans, iris recognition and DNA databases, but researchers in India...

   

• In-flight surveillance in every seat

  New Scientist | CCTV cameras are bringing more and more public places under surveillance – and passenger aircraft could...

   

• Orwellian Ubiquitous Computing?

  By Daniel Taylor | “…just by walking down the street you could be subject to a personal biometric system, you...

   

• Schneier: Our Data, Ourselves

  By Bruce Schneier | In the information age, we all have a data shadow. We leave data everywhere we go. It’s not just...

   

• America’s Chemically Modified 21st Century Soldiers

  By Clayton Dach | Amphetamines and the military first met somewhere in the fog of WWII, when axis and allied forces alike...

   

• English village to be invaded in spybot competition

  By Ceri Perkins  | A village in south-west England will shortly be swarming with robots competing to show off their surveillance...

   

• Facial recognition is same as tossing coin

  By Geraint Bevan - NO2ID | After all the rhetoric about securing our borders, the Home Office has now announced its intent...