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Tech at Night: We can trust no one but ourselves on IP protections
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Tech at Night: Al Franken the corporatist. NSA isn't the threat to us. Foreign attackers are.
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Tech at Night: Obama's crazy argument for UN control of the Internet. I don't trust anonymous sources.
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Tech at Night: More Net Neutrality. The FCC we have, not the one we deserve.
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Tech at Night: Kim Dotcom in trouble? Let's bar anarchists from the country. Net Neutrality vs the Bill of Rights.
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Tech at Night: NSA roundup. Germany shoots the messenger.
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Tech at Night: Suuuure Snowden wasn't the source. FBI rolling up an Anonymous cell.
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Tech at Night: Catching up after a cold.
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Tech at Night: Ads and privacy. Spying and nations. Bitcoin and crime.
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Tech at Night: Obama's FCC Chairman pick goes to the Hill. For once, I agree with John McCain.
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Tech at Night: Reject IRFA because it's a price control bill. Cybersecurity roundup.
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Tech at Night (Well, Sunday Morning): Do not let them ban 3D printing. Vitter takes on Obamaphone and a Democrat donor profiting from it.
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Tech at Night: Bitcoin's central bankers. Kim Dotcom censors Mega.
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Tech at Night: Bradley Manning confesses. Kim Dotcom whines like a stuck pig. Don't let Pandora be a regulatory Solyndra.
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Tech at Night: Thailand succeeding, Anonymous failing, Ben Howe asking a fair question about Google
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Tech at Night: No, I don't believe people care about privacy. Also, copyright roundup.
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Tech at Night: Fact versus fiction on broadband in America. Kim Dotcom weighs in with a new site.
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Tech at Night: Netflix proves me right on Net Neutrality. DoJ on Swartz.
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Tech at Night: The ITU treaty is a failure of Obama to lead internationally
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Tech at Night: RSC and Copyright, Purges have consequences
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Tech at Night: Cybersecurity Act fails again, not that Obama cares about how a bill becomes a law
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Tech at Night: New Zealand corruption; the IP revolution is coming
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Tech at Night: Obama's Cybersecurity is the new Global Warming
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Tech at Night: Ajit Pai comes to RedState on IP Transformation, FCC Reform Needed, Copyright Reform Needed Too?
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Tech at Night: AT&T's revenge; global infringers shielded abroad as Barack Obama fiddles
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Tech at Night: FCC's own snooping scandal? Also, Collins turns on Obama on cybersecurity
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Tech at Night: Potentially promising FCC moves on Spectrum and the Spectrum Screen
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Tech at .... Night? : Racist spectrum? ; How to undo the Obama damage
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Tech at Night: Beware, hackers and pirates!
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Tech at Night: DiFi embraces rule by decree, Public Knowledge attacks federalism through the FCC
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Tech at Night: Defending Google from a new accusation, even as I support accountability for the old
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Tech at Night: Obama FCC still doesn't get it on spectrum, Don Young admits USF is corrupt [Fixed]
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Tech at Night: Republicans to try to fix Lieberman-Collins Cybersecurity bill
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Tech at Night: More sales tax issues, the Lieberman-Collins bill is still wrong
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Tech at Night: Kim Dotcom's Massive Hubris, Google has it coming on Safari hack, a reasonable child pornography bill
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Tech at Night: FCC to get grilled, Cybersecurity debate continues
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Tech at Night: A good old FCC roundup on Independence Day
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Tech at Night: Ron Johnson backing GOP's SECURE IT Act, Anonymous fails again
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