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These companies spend the most money to kill net neutrality - 18 mai 2014
With the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) decision to move forward with a controversial proposal that threatens net neutrality and the open Internet, lobbying activity looks like it has reached a fevered pitch. But for the companies involved"”especially the telecom companies that are eager to be allowed to (...)

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How telcos ’collude’ with the NSA and GCHQ - 12 novembre 2013
Google and Yahoo were quick to condemn the NSA for spying on their customers, but telecom firms remained conspicuously silent - and for good reason. Privacy International has filed a complaint against them with the OECD. Google and Yahoo weren’t slow to express their fury last week when it emerged that the (...)

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Comment la Grande-Bretagne espionnait avec l’aide d’opérateurs - 4 août 2013
On savait depuis le 21 juin que le Royaume-Uni possédait son propre système de surveillance électronique, baptisé "Tempora", sur le modèle du "Prism" américain. Les dernières révélations du lanceur d’alertes Edward Snowden, publiées vendredi dans le quotidien allemand Süddeutsche, nous apprenent que sept compagnies de (...)

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U.S. Agencies Said to Swap Data With Thousands of Firms - 17 juin 2013
Thousands of technology, finance and manufacturing companies are working closely with U.S. national security agencies, providing sensitive information and in return receiving benefits that include access to classified intelligence, four people familiar with the process said. These programs, whose participants are (...)