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Google Wins Searchable Books

Google won in the SDNY and may now make millions of copyrighted scanned books searchable on the Internet. A New York judge Denny Chin of the SDNY dismissed a lawsuit from the U.S. Authors’ Guild, seeking money simply for authors because their books are searchable. Quiet honestly, digitization of works is furthering knowledge and  I myself have […]

Google in Trouble in UK

Google in trouble for sucking up private wi-fi data in networks in the UK. The question is why even do this? Is this data given to the NSA? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23002166

Europe No Longer Trusts America With Its Data

Europe is now openly discussing restricting Microsoft, Amazon, and Google from handling some of its most sensitive government data, including financial records, judicial files, and healthcare information, and this marks a major turning point in the relationship between Europe and the American technology sector. According to reports surrounding the European Commission’s upcoming “Tech Sovereignty Package,” […]

Digital Surveillance Is Becoming the New Form of Government Power

The latest revelations involving the Department of Homeland Security demanding Google surrender data tied to a Canadian citizen demonstrate just how far governments are pushing digital surveillance powers beyond traditional legal and national boundaries. According to reports from WIRED, DHS used a “customs summons” under the Tariff Act of 1930 to demand location records, account […]

Chatrie v. United States and the Rise of Geofence Surveillance

The case of Chatrie v. United States exposed just how far governments have moved toward mass digital surveillance through a technique known as geofencing. This technology allows law enforcement to identify every device present within a designated geographic area during a specific period of time. Instead of investigating a suspect first and gathering evidence second, […]

Pokémon Go — The Largest Mapped Data Collection Ploy in History

When Pokémon Go was released, it appeared to be a harmless game encouraging people to go outside and explore, yet beneath that surface was a far more sophisticated system that directed human movement into very specific locations where data was needed most, turning millions of users into mobile data collectors. The placement of Pokémon, Gyms, […]

Democrats Losing Confidence in Their Own Party

The latest polling data coming out on the Democratic Party is not just bad. It is historically weak, and what is even more telling is that the erosion is coming from within their own base. This is not the opposition attacking them. This is their own voters losing confidence, and that is always the beginning […]

Thousands of Israelis Protest War

ISRAEL CRACKS DOWN ON LARGE ANTI-WAR PROTEST POLICE CLASH WITH HUNDREDS ‘LARGEST PROTEST TO DATE’ pic.twitter.com/KHu3J7c8um — RT (@RT_com) March 28, 2026 Thousands of Israelis are now taking to the streets demanding an end to the war, gathering in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem under the banner “For all of our lives.” The protests are […]

Mortgage Demand Collapses as Rates Surge

The latest data confirms what we have been building toward for months, as mortgage demand has now dropped sharply with interest rates rising to their highest levels since October, with the Mortgage Bankers Association reporting that the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate climbed to 6.43% and total application activity fell 10.5% in a single week, […]

AI’s Power Hunger

The biggest constraint on artificial intelligence is not chips, software, or capital. It is electricity. Now the tech giants are finally admitting it. Seven major companies, including Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, Oracle, and xAI, have signed a pledge committing to supply or finance their own power generation for the massive AI data centers they […]