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  Openleaks

  Posted on March 20, 2011 by scadenas in Internet and technology

  According to a poll from Forbes, two in five americans still don´t know what Wikileaks is and for those who know, it is becoming common to say they don’t like Wikileaks because they can’t stand Julian Assange. This is misleading. Few sympathize with him as a character. But the issue here is not Assange, his [...]

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  Wikileaks with common sense

  Posted on December 9, 2010 by scadenas in Economics and politics, Internet and technology

  Few months ago I posted about how Wikileaks was doing to survive. Today I need to update and review that post. Since Wikileaks released the US embassy cables it has come under pressure on several fronts, from frozen bank accounts to DDoS attacks. US embassy cables leak was the third of three major leaks, the first [...]

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  Meanwhile Internet is growing, control is!

  Posted on August 20, 2010 by scadenas in Internet and technology

  Couple months ago the US Senate committee has approved new legislation entitled Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act, which suggests that the US government considers the Cyberspace to be part of its property, what means that the US President has the powers to shut down large parts of the internet if there is a [...]

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