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Thursday, January 13, 2011

China is the "technological enemy" of WikiLeaks: Assange

China is the "technological enemy" of WikiLeaks and not the United States, according to Julian Assange , the founder of the whistle-blower website which is fighting a running battle to penetrate the aggressive and sophisticated Chinese censorship.

"China is the worst offender," when it comes to censorship, says the controversial Australian hacker, now on bail in Britain fighting attempts to extradite him to Sweden over claims of sexual assaults.

The "technological enemy" of WikiLeaks is not the US but China, 39-year-old Assange was quoted as saying in an interview.

"China has aggressive and sophisticated interception technology that places itself between every reader inside China and every information source outside China. We've been fighting a running battle to make sure we can get information through, and there are now all sorts of ways Chinese readers can get on to our site," he said.

China Internet czars censor any information deemed sensitive or damaging to the ruling Communist Party's grip on power. China's netizens have no access to WikiLeaks website after authorities blocked the site.

On Bradley Manning, the US soldier accused of leaking the diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, Assange says: "I'd never heard his name before it was published in the press."

He argues that the US is trying to use Manning, currently detained in solitary confinement in the US, to build a case against him.

"Cracking Bradley Manning is the first step," he says. "The aim clearly is to break him and force a confession that he somehow conspired with me to harm the national security of the United States."

Such conspiracy would be impossible, Assange says. "WikiLeaks technology was designed from the very beginning to make sure that we never knew the identities or names of people submitting material. We are as untraceable as we are uncensorable. That's the only way to assure sources they are protected," he said.

RIM says gives India solution for Messenger access

BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion said on Thursday it had given a solution ahead of a Jan 31 target date that enables Indian wireless carriers lawful access to consumer services including the BlackBerry Messenger, but excluding access to corporate emails.

"We also wish to underscore, once again, that this enablement of lawful access does not extend to BlackBerry Enterprise Server, which is essentially an enterprise VPN solution," the company said in a customer update referring to its corporate email server.

India had threatened to shut off corporate email and instant messenger services on BlackBerry unless it gains access to them, in a campaign driven by fears that unmonitored communication puts the country's security at risk.

But RIM averted a potential ban last year and the Indian government said last October that RIM had set up an interim arrangement for lawful interception of BlackBerry Messenger services and assured a final solution by end-January.
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S. Korea may charge Google with collecting personal data

South Korean police said Thursday they had asked prosecutors to charge Google with collecting personal data while producing its Street View mapping service, and had handed over supporting evidence.

Street View allows users to see panoramic street scenes on the Google Maps site.

Google has admitted its Street View cars, which have been cruising and taking photographs of cities in over 30 countries, inadvertently gathered fragments of personal data from unsecured WiFi systems.

In South Korea, police suspect Google violated three telecommunication laws.

They say it is the first time Google could face charges for such offences in the course of investigations underway in various countries.

Police said the Google cars gathered contents of e-mail exchanges, online messenger chats, log-in IDs, website passwords and credit card and mobile phone information belonging to about 600,000 people.

Jang Suk-Hwa, the officer heading the investigation at the national police cyber crime unit , told AFP the case was unprecedented in terms of the number of people involved.

State prosecutors under the Korean system make the decision on whether to press charges.

Police said last week they had decoded data on hard disks which were confiscated from Google's Seoul office last August, and had found evidence of illegal gathering of private data.

A Google spokesperson repeated "profound" apologies for the accidental collection of data from unencrypted networks.

"As soon as we realized what had happened, we stopped collecting all WiFi data from our Street View cars and immediately informed the authorities," the spokesperson said in an emailed statement.

"While we have repeatedly acknowledged that this was a mistake, we believe Google did nothing illegal in Korea."

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Facebook Joins the Amber Alert Network

Facebook on Wednesday joined the volunteer network of organizations that distribute Amber alerts, urgent all-points bulletins issued by law enforcement in serious cases of child abduction.

The announcement came on the eve of the 15th anniversary of the abduction and murder of 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, for whom the alert program is named. Ms. Hagerman was plucked by a man from her bicycle, put into a pickup truck and later killed, in a case that has never been solved.

Facebook said it created 53 Amber Alert pages, one for each state, Puerto Rico, United States Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia. To receive alerts, Facebook users can visit the page for their state and click the “Like” button at the top. Alerts will appear in their news feeds, and they will be able to share them with friends. Facebook also said it would donate advertising to promote the new pages.

The Amber Alert Program was created in 2003 to speed news of endangered missing children in order to urgently enlist communities in their rescue. The program’s main broadcast mechanism is the Emergency Alert System, which is used for weather and other public emergency announcements. However, information about the missing children is also disseminated by many other organizations, like wireless providers and trucking companies—and, now, Facebook, among the most popular communication networks in the world today.

“Our goal is to reach everyone who might have seen something or know something,” Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, said at a press conference on Wednesday. “Today we take another bold step to engage millions more. Life-saving Amber Alerts are now going to be available to the millions of people on the social-networking giant Facebook.”

News Corp says looking at spinout or sale of MySpace

News Corp is exploring strategic options for its MySpace Web site including a sale or a spinout, the company said on Wednesday, a day after the former social networking high-flyer slashed nearly half of its staff.

News Corp, which paid $580 million for MySpace in 2005, believes a spinout would be the most logical route, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. That option would likely entail someone from the venture capital or the private equity community investing in MySpace, thereby altering the current ownership structure, the person said.

The company launched a new version of the site in October centered on music, movies and entertainment for the 35-year-old-and-under crowd.

At an all-staff meeting on Wednesday, MySpace CEO Mike Jones announced that parent-company News Corp was exploring strategic options for the site, News Corp spokeswoman Julie Henderson confirmed on Wednesday. The news was first reported by Bloomberg.

"We are looking at a number of strategic options for the business, including a sale, merger or spinout," said Henderson.

News Corp Chief Operating Officer Chase Carey told Reuters in November that the company was exploring all options for MySpace, including a sale, and told investors that month that MySpace had quarters rather than years to turn itself around.

Once the top Internet social networking site, MySpace has been eclipsed in recent years by Facebook, which now counts more than 500 million users and was recently valued at $50 billion.

On Tuesday, MySpace announced that it was laying off 47 percent of its staff, or about 500 employees.

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Mobile airwaves seen key to U.S. competitiveness

Global competitiveness in the U.S. telecom and media sector will hinge on making more airwaves available to keep pace with the booming wireless market, government and industry officials agreed on Wednesday.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski said U.S. spectrum infrastructure is being outstripped by consumer demand for new wireless devices, threatening U.S. global leadership in wireless innovation.

"Every month that goes by without tackling this is a month that hurts us from a global competitiveness perspective," he said during a Brookings Institution discussion on Wednesday.

AT&T Inc Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said 10 megahertz of spectrum, in years past, would last the company four or five years. "Today, we'll burn through that in about 10 months," he told the forum on growth through innovation.

The Obama administration has endorsed making 500 megahertz of spectrum available over the next 10 years to meet the growing demand for broadband services.

The FCC hopes to repurpose 120 megahertz of spectrum through incentive auctions where television broadcasters like CBS Corp would voluntarily give up spectrum in exchange for a portion of the proceeds.

Congress must give the FCC authority before such auctions can go ahead.

"It could be one of the areas where Chairman Genachowski is able to attract some bipartisan support when you consider that Congress is looking for ways to reduce the federal deficit," Medley Global Advisors analyst Jeffrey Silva told Reuters.

House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton said in a statement issued later on Wednesday that finding additional spectrum for broadband would be a priority this year and legislation would likely include "voluntary incentive auctions."

Wikipedia, 10 years old, targets India

With China virtually cut off and Western markets maturing, Wikipedia is targeting India first and possibly Brazil next to reach its goal of 1 billion users, Executive Director Sue Gardner says.

The San Francisco-based online encyclopedia, which turns 10 years old on Saturday, also vows to reach that goal in the next five years while maintaining its status as a non-profit organization.

Wikipedia claims 410 million unique visitors a month -- fifth most in the world -- making it the envy of many for-profit rivals in the Silicon Valley who aspire to generate such numbers.

"We're a little bit confounding to folks in Silicon Valley because they look at us and see the potential for monetization, just because their entire world is geared toward monetization," Gardner told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday. She spoke on Tuesday but her remarks were embargoed until Wednesday.

"We don't move in the world of IPOs and valuation and investment," said Gardner, who runs the non-profit foundation behind Wikipedia. "We never talk about it, we never think about it."

For now Wikipedia is content to function on its operating budget of about $20 million a year, raised mostly through donations, with the primary goal of adding more readers.

INDIA, THEN BRAZIL

This year it will open its first overseas office, in India, where Wikipedia hopes to increase readership and articles in English and several Indian languages, she said. Among 316 events marking the 10th anniversary in 104 countries, 60 events were scheduled inside India.

See Night Sky in its biggest avatar yet

Astronomers have managed to put together the biggest colour picture of the night sky ever made, after an almost 11-year long effort.

The image, assembled by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), is actually a combination of seven million telescope images, each consisting of 125 million pixels - the final image amounts to 1.2 trillion pixels in all.

One would need 500,000 high-definition TVs to see the image in one go at full resolution.

Professional astronomers as well as the general public have unrestricted access to the SDSS III image. One can zoom on to view the image in high resolution.

In the past, Google Sky and Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope have used SDSS imagery to build online planetarium programs.

The Telegraph quoted Professor Bob Nichol, of the University of Portsmouth, as saying: "This image represents the culmination of more than a decade of work, and opens opportunities for many years of scientific discoveries yet to come.”

“This is one of the biggest bounties in the history of science,” New York University astronomer Mike Blanton was quoted as saying.

The image’s release was declared at the 217th annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle, US.
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Solar car sets speed record

A solar car designed by Australian students achieved top speed of 88 kmph - the fastest in its category.

Designed and built by students of the University of New South Wales, the car smashed the world solar car speed record of 79 kmph at the HMAS Albatross navy base airstrip in Nowra, Australia.
Named Sunswift IVy, it normally uses its cells to charge a 25 kg battery, but this was removed for the record attempt, according to a statement.

"The Guinness World Book of Records adjudicators were on hand, so it's all official. We've even been handed our certificate," Sunswift project manager Daniel Friedman said.

Friedman said the team was excited that the car performed so well.

"We were expecting to get our peak sun at noon, so the fact we broke the record so early was a great result.

"We hope the news will spur a lot more interest in solar energy and the debate about renewable energy technology," he said.

IVy produces about 1,200 watts of power - the same energy required to run a toaster.
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The iPhone Effect Strikes Early for Verizon

Verizon’s announcement that it would offer Apple’s iPhone was met with cheers by many consumers because its network is considered more reliable than AT&T’s. But on Tuesday, Verizon suffered its own slowdown.

No, it was not its mobile phone network. Rather it was the Verizon Wireless Web site.

It slowed noticeably just as Verizon executives said at a press conference in New York that they would begin offering the iPhone next month. Hordes of people apparently tried to access the site to get details.

The site, which usually downloads in around 3.5 seconds, took nearly twice as long to appear, according to Keynote Systems, a mobile and Internet monitoring firm. The slowdown lasted up to 30 minutes, starting at around 12:05 p.m.

Another spike in traffic slowed the site for around 15 minutes starting at 2:30 p.m., Keynote said.

“There wasn’t any significant outage; it just slowed down,” said Shawn White, senior director of external operations for Keynote.

Many people are waiting to see if Verizon’s mobile network suffers the same problems as AT&T’s has after it introduces the iPhone. Who knows whether Verizon’s Web site slowdown is a precursor of things to come?

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