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Tag Archives: internet
Non-denial denial
Statement A: The UK government are not planning to build a massive surveillance network to capture the traffic data of all internet users: “GCHQ is not developing technology to enable the monitoring of all internet use and phone calls in … Continue reading
Posted in Politics & Society
Tagged deep packet inspection, gchq, internet, politics, surveillance, UK
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A series of tubes… with borders?
<rant> Is it just me, or is the Internet increasingly becoming a bordered world? From iTunes store accounts linked to credit cards, to GeoIP technology, it seems that services are relying more and more on being focused on one, geo-politically … Continue reading
Posted in Tech
Tagged bbc, broadcasting, geoip, geolocation, Hulu, internet, iplayer, NBC.com, on-demand, series of tubes, tv
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UK Broadband – part 2
A couple of days after posting my previous item about the various xDSL technologies which may or may not come into usage in the UK during this century, Slashdot posted a story announcing the UKonline 8Mbps service i mentioned. Which … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged adsl, broadband, cable, dsl, France, internet, japan, korea, slashdot, sweden, technology
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