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Digital Weapons Help Dissidents Bypass China's Firewall
In the small garage attached to Alan Huang's four-bedroom bungalow, they developed a digital weapon for their compatriots back in China: a program designed to foil government censorship and
Web Censorship Bill Sails Through Senate Committee
There need not even be illegal content on a site—links alone will qualify a site for digital death
National Opt-Out Day Called Against Invasive Body Scanners
The planned protest taps a growing unease over the full-body scans Video: 
Army’s Vaccine Plan: Inject Troops With Electro-Charged DNA
WIRED August 2010 | The Army’s got a one-two punch to perfect vaccinations and offer scientists the ability to quickly develop inoculations that stave off new dangers. First, they’ll shoot troops up using a “gene gun,” that’s filled with DNA-based vaccines. Then they’ll follow it up with “short electrical pulses to the delivery site.”
Google, CIA Reinforce Intelligence-Industrial Complex
WIRED July 28, 2010 | The investment arms of the CIA and Google are both backing a company that monitors the web in real time — and says it uses that information to predict the future.
Google, China, And A Shameless Charade
WIRED July 9, 2010 | Google got its Chinese visa extended Friday, but that doesn’t mean the company is having a good trip or that China’s censorship has gone away.
Robotic War Saves Soldiers Lives But Might Endanger the Rest of Us
 
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