Carl Sinclair
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Iran censors the internet in anticipation of more protests
More protests are expected from December 26th.
University of Maastricht hit with severe ransomware
Almost all Windows systems have been affected and it is particularly difficult to use e-mail services.
Floatplane is a new way for YouTube creators to diversify and supplement their income
Floatplane is now open to all creators.
YouTube at risk of being blocked in Russia over copyright issues
A court has threatened YouTube with being blocked by ISPs unless it takes down and keeps down copyrighted content.
Pentagon warns against military personnel using home testing DNA kits
The Pentagon says the tests are inaccurate.
Ford Fischer highlights YouTube’s unfair treatment of independent journalists
Journalists that don’t belong to major news networks are having a hard time on YouTube.
Michael Bloomberg to use his own digital analytics and marketing company to promote campaign
Bloomberg is spending big in his election bid.
Plenty of Fish reportedly leaks users’ real names and zip codes
App Analysis reports user data has been exposed.
Women gets $685 bill after falling asleep in an Uber ride
The driver went the wrong way around the M25 in London.
HBO begins production on TV series of sci-fi classic Snow Crash
The series is set in a not-too-unrecognizable dystopian future where conglomerates run entire neighborhoods like mini fifedoms
UK investigation into journalists who published Snowden leaks, now “inactive”
The information was obtained through a freedom of information request.
YouTube rejects appeal from Kendall Rae, confirming true crime content is at risk on YouTube
Rae’s video was removed and the appeal has been denied.