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Internet Freedom: Republicans in Congress Are Secret Copyright Reform Heroes
James Street in Technology 6 months ago
Republicans are generally among the worst when it comes to copyright law and intellectual property monopolies, but a new white paper challenges this idea. Will the GOP spearhead copyright reform?
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We Stream, They Scream: How Silicon Valley Broke the Music Industry
Jonathan Weidman in Technology 1 year ago
Music streaming platforms like iTunes and Spotify have transformed the music industry. While artists and record labels are suffering, there's one big winner: consumers.
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Asian Space Race and NASA Privatization Will Help Us Reach Kepler-22b
Jason Prechtel in Technology 1 year ago
Asia's current space race and NASA's efforts to help private organizations develop commercial space travel will get mankind closer to traveling to Earth-like planets such as Kepler-22b.
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Will America's New Hypersonic Weapon Cause a Global Arms Race?
Georgi Ivanov in Technology 1 year ago
Hypersonic weapons present a challenge to military planners and will cause a reshuffle in global strategic balances.
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Star Wars – Will Space Weaponization Become a National Security Issue?
Jonathan Dowdall in Technology 2 years ago
Recent Chinese and U.S. anti-satellite missile tests highlight an upcoming arms race in space. However, the fragility and mutual benefits of space technology makes this unlikely.
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E-Democracy: The Answer to Voter Apathy
Andrej Litvinjenko in Technology 2 years ago
The internet and e-forums can help overcome voter apathy and enable citizens to participate in the democratic process.
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Three Golden Reasons to be Pro-Hacktivist
Michael Youhana in Technology 2 years ago
Hacktivists are upstanding members of society, and here's why.
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CISPA Internet Blackout Protests by Anonymous Fail to Gain Traction
Gabriel Rodriguez in Technology 4 weeks ago
An Internet blackout was called for by the hacker collective group Anonymous against the controversial CISPA bill. So far the lights have stayed on all over the Internet.
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