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View on the Web. Friday, August 9, 2013 In the News Why is Snowden's e-mail provider closing? Andrea Peterson So, that isn't suspicious at all. Another e-mail provider quits over privacy Timothy B. Lee The CEO of Silent Circle says he couldn't make the company's email product secure against government snooping. Lavabit, Silent Circle shut down e-mail: What alternatives are left? Hayley Tsukayama The closure of these security-focused Web services are raising concerns. FCC to vote on lowering prison phone call costs Cecilia Kang Unregulated industry is lucrative for companies, which charge high rates, and the prisons to which they donate. At LinkedIn, big data meets human resources Sarah Halzack How its ever-growing trove of information could land you a better job — and catapult it beyond career building. BlackBerry shares rise on report company is considering going private Hugo Miller BlackBerry gained as much as 12 percent in early trading after Reuters reported the company is considering going private. Remember NetZero? It's staging a comeback. Brian Fung Why did one of the nation's biggest Internet providers of the last decade disappear? Nintendo nostalgia is killing the company Hayley Tsukayama Nintendo needs a 1UP, and it needs a new franchise to do it. Why piracy is "better than an Emmy" for 'Game of Thrones' Caitlin Dewey Illegal downloads may actually drive paid subscriptions and generate Internet buzz. Featured Comics Dilbert Main Page Follow The Washington Post:        Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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