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June 17, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Privacy Apps And Services Are The Only Tech Companies Winning The NSA Surveillance Scandal Once considered tools for tinfoil-hat wearing conspiracy theorists and stealthy corporate executives, software that allows you to hide your tracks online may have found its moment. Continue reading... Google's $5 Million Plan To Rid The Internet Of Child Porn Kickstarter Map Reveals Regional Quirks Apple Releases Its Spy Numbers, Too Google's Top-Secret Plan To Get The Entire Planet Online Revealed Samsung Will Make An S4 That's Twice As Fast As Before Facebook Shares Numbers On Government Data Requests Why We've Passed Peak Apple, Facebook And Google Netflix Is Getting New Shows With Familiar Faces Google's Top-Secret Plan To Get The Entire Planet Online Revealed Protest Pushes Facebook To Crack Down On Rape Content TIM MCDONALD Intro to Google Hangouts As someone who's been using Google Hangouts for over 18 months, I am often asked to help people understand Hangouts. Here's an intro to Google Hangouts. Continue reading... EILEEN M. COLLINS Beyond the Politics: Space Exploration Is Imperative to Innovation and Inspiration As a nation, we must put politics aside to ensure that expanding the space frontier occupies a prominent place on our national agenda. We need strategic, adequately funded and aggressively paced programs to keep America at the summits of technical innovation and exploration. Continue reading... ZACH STAFFORD Didn't Ask? Don't Share If you are under 30, have an online dating presence, and have ever opened the messages you receive online, you've probably encountered a d*ck pic before. Continue reading... JEAN-CHRISTOPHE NOTHIAS And Now, the Second Battle of the Internet The worldwide digital space is in danger. We, the citizens of the world, are equally in danger. We need a better and more truly democratic multistakeholder model and we want governments to be bounded by treaties to obey international law when most needed. Continue reading... EMRE KIZILKAYA Behind Turkey's Viral Revolution, There Are Mad Men (Actually Women) Wandering around the barricades near Istanbul's Taksim Square, I kept asking myself, "How could a few 'occupiers' manage to mobilize millions here and beyond, in 77 provinces of Turkey and dozens of cities in the world?" Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003