I2Mag - Internet & Design Inspiration Magazine - 3 views
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Microsoft in its April newsletter to developers has informed that Windows Phone apps and updates will now take at least one week to be approved as the company is down to the rising volume of submissions. Although the current delays are temporary, Microsoft's Certification FAQ, updated on March 22nd, implies that once the backlog is dealt with, certification will take around a week - previously, apps would take around 72 hours from initial upload until becoming available for download.
BitTorrent is the New Radio, Says Counting Crows Frontman | TorrentFreak - 1 views
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[American rock band Counting Crows have sold more than 20 million albums worldwide, but this success hasn't caused them to overlook the changing landscape of the music business. Today the band releases four tracks from their new album for free on BitTorrent. Talking to TorrentFreak, Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz says BitTorrent is the new and improved radio. ...]
Directory of Open Access Journals - 1 views
Who Needs CISPA? FBI Has a Non-Profit Workaround - Slashdot - 1 views
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"What has been left out of the CISPA debate thus far is the FBI's long time workaround for information sharing with private industry: 'In 1997, long-time FBI agent Dan Larkin helped set up a non-profit based in Pittsburgh that "functions as a conduit between private industry and law enforcement."
Cabinet Office Acts On Discovery Of Undisclosed Conflict Of Interest - Simon Says... - 0 views
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In a remarkable development last night resonant of the revelations in the Leveson inquiry, the Cabinet Office voided the findings of the first open standards consultation round-table on the grounds that it's facilitator had a previously undisclosed relationship with Microsoft. The news posting on the Cabinet Office web site also announced that an extra month has been added to the process, so that the consultation meeting can be run again.
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As both ComputerWeekly's Mark Ballard and ComputerWorld's Glyn Moody have discovered, there has been extensive behind-the-scenes manoeuvring to re-open the Government's position on open standards and protect the incumbent suppliers to the government, so the discovery of an over-cozy relationship in this area of the government's business too is no real surprise.
UK Open Standards: Time to act - 1 views
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[on 2012-04-26
The Cabinet Office is currently conducting an important consultation on Open Standards
The question is whether companies offering Free Software will in future have the opportunity to sell their services to the British government. Whether or not British money will continue to be spent on supporting proprietary standards which lock in public bodies, currently hangs in the balance.
The Government has already publicly backed away from a strong definition of what an Open Standard is, and current indications are not at all good. On 12 April 2012, the Cabinet Office published an article indicating that it might lean away from freedom and openness, and towards adopting a definition of Open Standards which would exclude Free Software.
FSFE is working with the Free Software Foundation, Open Rights Group, Open Source Consortium, Open Forum Europe, the Open Source Initiative and others, to ensure that strong responses are submitted in favour of freedom. However, without the help of individuals like you, our voices risk being drowned out by those corporate interests who want to keep public money tied up in their proprietary products.
What you can do ...]
Cispa cybersecurity bill opposed by Obama administration | Technology | guardian.co.uk - 1 views
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[A senior State Department official has stressed the Obama administration's opposition to a controversial cybersecurity bill ahead of a vote in the House of Representatives later this week.
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (Cispa) is intended to facilitate sharing of information on ...online threats across different federal agencies and private companies. It has been criticised by both activists and politicians of both Democrats and Republicans for vague wording and insufficient safeguards.]
Google Begins Testing Its Augmented-Reality Glasses - NYTimes.com - 3 views
Tools | La Quadrature du Net - 1 views
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25 de MARZO: "PARON EN FACEBOOK, 24 HORAS". CONTRA LA CENSURA EN LA RED. POR LA LIBERTAD DE EXPRESION
de Jose Ramon Blasco Artatxo
Dados los continuos ataques que sufren lus usuarios de facebook en lo que respecta a la LIBERTAD DE EXPRESION, varios colectivos y usuarios individuales convocan un PARON en facebook de 24 horas como protesta por esas agresiones.
DichoPARON comenzaría a las 00.00 horas del día 25 de marzo, finalizando ese mismo día 25 a las 24.00.
Se hace un llamamiento para que en esas 24 horas, no se cuelgue nada en la red, y si unos minutos antes como indicaremos al final de esta nota. El hecho de cercenar lla libertad de expresión, se agrava por ser objeto, quienes estan en esta red, de indefesión continua,ya que se dan los bloqueos sin explicación o con ambiguedades...Son "juicios sumarísimos" sin posibilidad de alegaciones ni pliegos de descargo...] -
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Wyden Amendments to House's JOBS Act Would Halt ACTA, Force TPP Transparency | Bloomber... - 0 views
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An amendment to the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, H.R. 3606, submitted by Sen. Ronald L. Wyden (D-Ore.) March 19 was aimed at preventing the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement from going into force in the United States without first getting formal approval from Congress.
Another amendment would require the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to disclose its position regarding to the ongoing Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations.
The amendments were introduced a day before the Senate was scheduled to take a procedural vote on whether it would consider the House's controversial JOBS bill.
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As a condition to the United States putting forward any official instrument that accepts ACTA, Wyden asked in his earlier letter that Obama “formally declare that ACTA does not create any international obligations for the U.S.—that ACTA is not binding.” If Obama declined to make such a statement, then Wyden requested a “legal rationale for why ACTA should not be considered by Congress.”
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Wyden's first March 19 amendment JOBS Act amendment, S.A. 1868, would prevent the president from accepting, and the United States from entering into, any “legally binding trade agreement that imposes obligations on the United States … including the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, without the formal and express approval of Congress.”
Te están manipulando: ten cuidado | La España Profunda » Blog Archive » - 0 views
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[Se trata de un decálogo sobre técnicas de manipulación de la opinión pública aplicadas a través de los medios de comunicación, elaborado por el lingüística Noam Chomsky.Chomsky es un gurú de la izquierda política norteamericana, profesor del M.I.T., filósofo y ateo, un prestigioso pensador que alguna vez se ha definido a sí mismo como un "anarco-sindicalista".
Como afirma este conocido mío, se trata de ideas intuidas pero que aquí están magníficamente expresadas. Me parecen especialmente lúcidos los puntos 7 y 8. ...]
ChronoZoom: A deep dive into the history of everything - 2 views
¿Cometerá la comisión de la 'ley Sinde Wert' un delito de prevaricación al ce... - 1 views
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[... artículo 404 del Código Penal, que establece las acciones que pueden ser constitutivas de un delito de prevaricación: "A la autoridad o funcionario público que, a sabiendas de su injusticia, dictare una resolución arbitraria en un asunto administrativo se le castigará con la pena de inhabilitación especial para empleo o cargo público por tiempo de siete a diez años". ...]
SXSW 2012 on BitTorrent: 7.51 GB of Free Music | TorrentFreak - 1 views
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[The South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival is one of the largest and most popular in the United States.
Since 2005, the festival has published thousands of free tracks from participating artists.
For some of the previous editions, the festival organizers offered torrents of the artist showcases themselves, but since 2008 this task has been handed over to the public.
All of the MP3s are still freely available for download on the festival's site, so it only takes one person to get a torrent up and running. ...]
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