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Incredible but True: Rich Countries Use Digital Media Less than Poor Countries

The richest countries occupy lower positions because its population is not predisposed to using digital media. In contrast, poorer countries use digital communication above average, because they are more motivated to use the four variables when compared with the quality of its infrastructure.

(MADRID) - The agency Mindshare has conducted a study on the digital behaviors of people in 33 countries around the world.

The objective of this research is to know what really pushes humans to approach a digital communication environment and what motivations they have when in front of the screen.

The Frustration of Media Power

Our crews often report straight from the source of the action, in places like Egypt, Sri Lanka, Palestine, Israel, the open expanses of the US and ancient cities of Europe and Asia.

(SALEM) - Who ever would have imagined that the power of media would fall to the people in the new millennium? The Internet has allowed this.

Sadly, Americans are so well ingrained at this point that it is hard to bring them back. This nation, the United States of America, has moved from being a world liberator, to a world threat. The dollars all flow to the media groups that nod their head accordingly; cash fills the coffers of those who don't ruffle the bed, and that is a proper descriptive because the corporations are only whores in this world of over control.

Christie, Parker & Hale Client Vederi Wins Appeal Against Google

The original lawsuit filed by Vederi alleges that Google’s Street View infringes four of Vederi’s patents issued between 2007 and 2009.

(GLENDALE, CA) - Christie, Parker & Hale, LLP (cph.com), a leading Southern California intellectual property law firm, today announced that its client, Vederi, LLC, won an appeal against Google, Inc. in a patent infringement case involving Google's Street View service.

Because the district court erred in its claim construction, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated a summary judgment of non-infringement and remanded the case to the district court for further proceedings.

#InternetEnemies : Take action

The Internet is a collective resource. Don’t let the “Enemies of the Internet” turn it into a weapon in the service of special interests.

(PARIS Reporters WIthout Borders) - This year’s “Enemies of the Internet”report, which Reporters Without Borders publishes every year on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship (12 March), spotlights the government units and agencies that implement online censorship and surveillance.

Attention must be drawn to the practices of these Enemies of the Internet, which usually operate in the shadows. As many people as possible must be made aware of them.

Tech Savvy Kids and the Un-Informed Parent

Officers will explain "Sexting and Sextortion" and how these can lead to cyber bullying and even incarceration.

(KEIZER) - On March 8, 2014 from 9 am to noon, the Keizer Police Department will be hosting a free class to parents called Tech Savvy Kids and the Un-Informed Parent.

This class will be held in the Keizer Civic Center located at 930 Chemawa Rd NE.

Cry Cyber Terrorism is the New Cry Wolf

Hacking has proven to be a reliable way of digging out the truth.

(LONDON) - Times are changing in this so called land of the free, driven by political correctness that is strictly governed by think tanks from government and congress groups, that decide what is right or wrong on our behalf.

Free thoughts, free speech and free behavior are now scrutinized emphatically by nanny state controlled agencies who thrive on changing the world around them.

Bitcoins - What They Are

For most people, the concept of using Bitcoins is still foreign.

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - There have been a lot of stories in the news lately regarding Bitcoins – their value diminishing, accusations of money laundering, and owners of bitcoins being unable to access their funds. But many consumers don’t know what they are or how they work.

“Basically, a bitcoin is a virtual form of currency,” states Jana Castanon, Spokesperson for Apprisen.

White House: Launch of the Cybersecurity Framework

The Framework gathers existing global standards and practices to help organizations understand, communicate, and manage their cyber risks.

(WASHINGTON, DC) - Today the Obama Administration is announcing the launch of the Cybersecurity Framework.

It is the result of a year-long private-sector led effort to develop a voluntary how-to guide for organizations in the critical infrastructure community to enhance their cybersecurity.

Internet Contact Blackmailing Local Juvenile Females for Pornography Through Facebook

"We also want to remind parents to take a proactive role in making sure that their children are safe from these kinds of internet predators" - McMinnville Police

(MCMINNVILLE, OR) - Over the course of the last month or so, a local female juvenile was "friended" on Facebook by an unidentified person.

At some point the Facebook "friend" convinced the girl to provide some nude pictures of herself. After getting those pictures, the Facebook "friend" is now blackmailing this girl in an effort to obtain more pornographic pictures of her.

Tim King on Freedomizer Radio

The program begins at 7:30 p.m. Pacific, Tim King joins author and radio host James Talmage Stevens / Doctor Prepper.

(SALEM) - Tim King, news editor of Salem-News.com, joins James Talmage, one of BlogTalkRadio's longest running station operators. His book, Making the Best of Basics—Family Preparedness Handbook, has sold more than 800 copies.

Tim is a former U.S. Marine who has more than 25 years of experience in news, ranging from newspaper and radio, to years in network affiliate television stations and ten years as the news editor of Salem-News.com.