World Wide Web: Whom Was It Designed to Catch?
By Tessa Lena The primary goals of the internet have always been surveillance and control. Today, it is merely following its original design. The Birth…
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Major Web Browsers Drop Mysterious Authentication Company After Ties To US Military Contractor Exposed
By Tyler Durden This week several major web browsers quickly severed ties with a mysterious software company used to certify the security of websites, three…
Turkey Throttles Internet Access Following Deadly Explosion in Istanbul
By Arzu Geybullayeva On November 13, Turkey’s largest city, Istanbul, was rocked by news of a deadly explosion on Istikal, the city’s busiest pedestrian street….
FLASHBACK: How Do I Find Broken Links? (2021)
By The Corbett Report Many viewers write in to ask about broken links in the archives. In the spirit of finding solutions, today James runs…
The Blockchained Society: Web 3.0, Virtual Reality and the Network State
By Ryan Matters There is a willingness in this world for people to adopt new things because they are told to do so. There is…
Millions Of Canadians Can’t Use Debit Cards Due To “Nationwide Internet Outage”
By Tyler Durden Canada’s Rogers Communications Inc. reported widespread network outages on Friday morning, affecting financial institutions, government agencies, law enforcement, businesses, and wireless phone…
UK Braces For Internet “Blackouts” Due To Coming “Wave Of Bankruptcies”
By Tyler Durden Internet “blackouts” as a result of a “wave of bankruptcies” in broadband networks could be on their way. British daily newspaper The Telegraph noted…
On the Digital Wall, Pt II
By Melissa Dykes This is a follow up to Where Did the Rest of the Internet Go? This is a take on the silver lining……
Despite Complaints and Problems, Google Still Installing Fiber-Based Internet in U.S. Communities. Will Yours Be Next?
By B.N. Frank Over the years, serious problems have been reported about Google Fiber. Nevertheless, the company has continued to pitch its fiber optics technology…
How the West Was Won: Counterinsurgency, PSYOPS and the Military Origins of the Internet, Part 2
By Dustin Broadbery Continued from Part 1 Part 2: The War is Over, The Good Guys Lost If insurgency is defined as an organised political…
How the West Was Won: Counterinsurgency, PSYOPS and the Military Origins of the Internet, Part 1
By Dustin Broadbery Part 1: Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth As the digital revolution was underway in the mid-nineties, research departments at the…
Cambodia Implements Full Internet Surveillance Through Single National Data Gateway
What Cambodia is implementing today will spread like wildfire as a means to end free speech around the world. This has always been the plan…
The 20 Internet Giants That Rule The Web
By Tyler Durden With each passing year, an increasingly large segment of the population no longer remembers images loading a single pixel row at a…
How to Research Online — “Solutions Watch” with James Corbett
By The Corbett Report James Corbett delivers a live presentation on How to Research Online to the Greater Reset Activation III conference on January 30,…