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July 30, 2013 Subscribe · Forward MIT Did Not 'Call In The Feds' To Pursue Aaron Swartz, Report Finds Officials at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology did not target the late Internet activist Aaron Swartz, but they failed to show leadership in a case that has raised questions about open access to online information and computer abuse laws, according to the findings of an internal investigation released Tuesday. Continue reading... Lessons From Weiner: Who Needs Intercourse When You Have The Internet? One Important Feature Bing Has That Google Doesn't This Merger Could Be Bad For Your Health Soldier Seeks Help From Craigslist After He Finds Out His Friend Sold His Dog A Samsung Galaxy S4 Allegedly Did This At $35, How Can You Go Wrong With The Chromecast? How To Bust Your Lying Friends On Instagram Reports Of Homeless Doing Beta-Testing Are 'Ridiculous' Soldier Seeks Help From Craigslist After He Finds Out His Friend Sold His Dog A Samsung Galaxy S4 Allegedly Did This Take A Breath, Matt Drudge KATHY GILL Misogyny Trips Twitter; Will It Reverse Silicon Valley Sexism? Which comes first -- acceptance in popular culture or acceptance in digital culture -- isn't the key question. The key is this: Where can brakes most easily and effectively be applied? Continue reading... SARA ROCHFORD Creating Great Conversations at HuffPost: Our New Community Advocates and You HuffPost Community staff members are being sent into the heart of the community with a mission: to bring you closer to the content creators and decision makers at HuffPost, highlight the best conversations, and engage you in positive and open exchange. Continue reading... CYNTHIA M. WONG Surveillance and the Corrosion of Internet Freedom Defenders of U.S. and UK surveillance programs argue that collecting metadata is not as problematic as "listening to the content of people's phone calls" or reading emails. This is misleading. Continue reading... STAN STALNAKER Financial Inclusion and The Digital Asset Transfer Authority (DATA) On a planet rapidly coming online through mobile technologies, there's an urgent need to develop financial empowerment. Today, leaders from the emerging payment and virtual currency industry announced a Committee for the Establishment of the Digital Asset Transfer Authority. Continue reading... LARRY MAGID Are You Being Stalked Via Cellphone? If you suspect that someone may be tracking you, examine all the apps on your device to see if there any that you didn't install. 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