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China passes controversial counter-terrorism law that requires tech companies hand over encryption keys and other sensitive information to government — China passes controversial counter-terrorism law — China's parliament passed a controversial new anti-terrorism law on Sunday …
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Tweets: @ggreenwald, @nytimesworld and @baldingsworld
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Turkish sites under intensifying, weeks long DDoS attacks that disrupted some banking services over the holidays; Anonymous claims responsibility — Turkish banks & government sites under ‘intense’ attacks on Christmas holidays — Turkey is suffering from a wave of cyber-attacks on financial … | Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
Despite a steady inflow of new well-known apps, it remains unclear whether the Universal Windows Platform can maintain momentum with developers — Windows 10 app momentum: A flash in the pan or something sustainable? — There has been a steady trickle of Universal Windows Platform apps arriving in the Windows Store, as of late.
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Business Insider, The Register and WinBeta
| Nathaniel Popper / New York Times: |
How Gary Alford, an IRS special agent assigned to work with the DEA, used Google search, old chat room logs, and more to track down Silk Road's Ross Ulbricht — The Tax Sleuth Who Took Down a Drug Lord — Gary L. Alford was running on adrenaline when he arrived for work on a Monday in June 2013 …
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| Wall Street Journal: |
For Jack Dorsey, running both Twitter and Square involves 18-hour days, a rigorous schedule, and impromptu meetings — How Jack Dorsey Runs Both Twitter, Square — Being CEO at two publicly traded companies means 18-hour days, a meticulous schedule and impromptu business meetings
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Re/code, Fortune, Business Insider, The Huffington Post and Business Insider
Tweets: @louisgray, @johnwilson, @johnlegere, @louisgray, @scottmaustin and @jillianiles
| Todd Bishop / GeekWire: |
Amazon Prime adds more than 3M new members in 1 week at peak of holiday shopping season — Amazon said tonight that it added more than 3 million new Amazon Prime members globally in just one week at the height of the holiday shopping season this year. It's the latest sign of growth …
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Business Wire, The Next Web, Guardian, Tech Insider, PYMNTS.com, The Verge, TechCrunch, Good E-Reader and Seeking Alpha. Thanks:@kevinlisota
| Jason Schreier / Kotaku: |
Valve says caching issue that allowed Steam users to view pages of others has been fixed, believes no other unauthorized actions were allowed on accounts — Steam Goes Nuts, Offers Access To Other People's Accounts — Steam faced something of a catastrophe this afternoon …
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GameSpot, The Next Web, TechSpot, Ubergizmo, Mashable, Steam Database, CNET, PC Gamer, The Daily Dot, PC Magazine, Polygon, Forbes, Tech Times, The Verge, Tech Insider, Neowin, PCWorld, Office of Inadequate Security, Windows Central, destructoid, Breitbart, WinBeta, Rock, Paper, Shotgun, SlashGear, Blue's News, Gaming Respawn, Eurogamer.net and Engadget
Tweets: @troyhunt, @steamdb, @steam_spy, @valvetime, @drpizza and @malwaretechblog
| Corinne Reichert / ZDNet: |
Comcast installs its first commercial modem with DOCSIS 3.1 technology for a customer in Philadelphia, providing speeds of up to 1 Gbps — Comcast now offering 1Gbps speeds across DOCSIS 3.1 — Comcast has connected the first commercial DOCSIS 3.1 service to a customer in Philadelphia, providing speeds of up to 1Gbps.
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Comcast, Digital Trends, SlashGear, The Verge, Engadget, PC Magazine and Tech Insider
| Joseph Cox / Motherboard: |
North Korea's homegrown Red Star OS computers watermark all documents and media files on inserted USB sticks, to track underground sharing — Inside North Korea's Totalitarian Operating System — The goal of a totalitarian regime is to control everything in a country: information, resources, and power.| Valentina Palladino / Ars Technica: |
Moto 360 Sport review: $299 is a lot for a smartwatch that's only good for tracking daily movement and running, but no other activities — The Moto 360 Sport reviewed: Good, but not enough fitness to be worth it — The $299 smartwatch is a runner's companion; all other athletes look elsewhere.
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ZDNet, PC Magazine, Engadget and The Verge
| Wall Street Journal: |
Diane Greene will teach Google to sell to companies; work on Bebop will continue at Google — Teaching Google to Sell ‘Cloud’ to Companies — Google taps entrepreneur Diane Greene to help win customers for its cloud-computing business — Google operates one of the world's biggest networks of computers.
Tweets: @scottthurm, @skupor and @shiraovide
| TechCrunch: |
Twitter's fiscal 2015 in review: revenue grew, user growth stalled, shares are near all-time lows — Twitter's Fiscal 2015: Up, Flat, And Down — Twitter did not have a lovely 2015. The world-famous social company saw its revenue rise, its usage flatten, and its share price fall.
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