Pedophiles Seem to Make Up a Huge Chunk of Anonymized Web Traffic
The bulk of Dark Web traffic seems to flow to child pornography sites
How Do Kids Learn Where There Are No Teachers? It May Take a Village…Computer
A non-profit called Projects for All has a plan for educating children without schools: Turn them loose on outdoor computer kiosks in their community
Goodbye CAPTCHA: Just Click a Box to Prove You’re Not a Robot
Google is getting rid of spam bots and annoying squiggly text at the same time
Do Social Media Death Threats Count as Real Threats Or Just as Venting?
The Supreme Court is weighting the complex issue of free speech online
Some Plants Eavesdrop (And Steal) Via an Underground Fungal Network
An underground network can be used for friendly communication—or for evil
40 Percent of Adult Internet Users Have Been Harassed Online
Harassment runs rampant online
This Google Glass Owner Only Took His Device Off to Sleep And Shower
And when he checked into rehab, he couldn’t stop touching his right temple
In the U.K., Posting Nude Pictures of Another Person Is About to Become a Jailable Offense
This year, 28 states introduced or proposed legislation pertaining to revenge porn, though many are still pending
Twitter Payments Will Put Hashtag Activists on the Spot
Maybe it’s time to actually #DoSomething
People Will Give Away Their Personal Information for an Actual Cookie
I’ll take two oatmeal raisin and a high risk of identity theft
Movie Theaters Boycott Netflix’s First Feature Film
AMC, Regal, Carmike and Cinemark thumb their nose at Netflix’s upcoming sequel to “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”
The Debate Over Net Neutrality Has Its Roots in the Fight Over Radio Freedom
Today’s epic battle has been fought before, when radio took to the air a century ago
A New Search Engine For Metaphors
Yossarian offers a new way of searching for inspiration online
The Social Media Fight Between the U.S. and ISIS Is Weirder Than You’d Imagine
The U.S. has decided to fight propaganda with propaganda
Google Street View Brings Egypt’s Pyramids To A Computer Near You
From ancient citadels to the Great Sphinx, you can now explore Egypt’s wonders in the digital world
Google Doodle Honors the Genius of Leo Tolstoy
On what would be his 186th birthday, see the author’s famous works digitally brought to life
Even on Social Media, People Keep Quiet About Opposing Views
Only 42 percent of Americans said they were willing to post about a controversial topic online whereas 86 percent said they would talk about it in person
Creepy Internet-Style Tracking and Targeting Analytics Are Moving into Real Life
A company is using cameras and heat sensors to track people in their store
Astronomers Are Doing Real Science With Space Photos They Found on Flickr
Want to help research? Grab a camera and point it to the heavens
China Now Has Up to 250 Boot Camps to Cure Teens of Internet Addiction
One of these facilities recently opened in the US, too
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