Showing posts with label der spiegel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label der spiegel. Show all posts
26 July 2014

Huawei's Global Head Of Cyber Security Wants The Government 'To Have As Much Data As Possible'

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In Der Spiegel's recent revelations about the far-reaching nature of the NSA's spykit , it mentions several US companies, Samsun...
19 September 2013

Germany's Spies Have NSA Envy: Currently Working To Build Their Own Comprehensive Snooping System

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One unfortunate knock-on effect of the revelations about the extent of NSA information gathering seems to be that the spies in other cou...
17 March 2013

Top German Police Officer: 'Anyone On The Internet Has Left The Private Sphere'

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The Internet as a mass medium is still relatively young, so it's no surprise that its function in society and in our daily lives is s...
13 January 2012

German Court: ISP Must Not Block Access To Foreign Sites, Even If They Are Illegal

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Against a background where some European courts are telling ISPs that they must block access to certain sites (in Finland and the UK , for...
23 October 2008

The Mirror

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Wo informieren sich Medienprofis? Dem Branchenblatt "journalist" zufolge vor allem bei SPIEGEL und SPIEGEL ONLINE. [Where do media...
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18 June 2008

Microsoft Monopolistic in the Middle Kingdom?

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Talking of China, it looks like Microsoft may be facing charges of monopolism there: Neue Monopolvorwürfe gegen den Software-Riesen Micros...
12 February 2008

Opening the Mirror

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Der Spiegel is the greatest news magazine in the world, bar none. It makes The Economist look superficial, and yet constantly surprises w...
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14 January 2008

Gaining Focus

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Focus is one of the two main German-language weekly news magazines (the other being Der Spiegel ), so the announcement that it is opening ...
29 December 2006

Let's Go 3D

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As perceptive readers of this blog may have noticed, there's been an increasing number of stories about the rise of 3D technologies in c...
08 December 2006

Is Germany Really Losing It?

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I have a great deal of respect for the German nation. More than anyone else, I think, they have come to terms with their recent history - s...