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View on the Web. Wednesday, August 21, 2013 In the News Zuckerberg starts group to boost Internet access across the world Hayley Tsukayama Facebook's CEO has been joined by execs from Ericsson, MediaTek, Nokia, Qualcomm and Samsung. NSA can reach 75% of US Internet traffic Timothy B. Lee A new report from the Wall Street Journal reveals that the National Security Agency has the capability to intercept about 75 percent of domestic Internet traffic in the United States --;all without a warrant. Manning sentence could spell danger for future leakers Brian Fung Manning's 35-year sentence is the longest ever to be imposed on a media leaker. You can use lasers to eavesdrop Andrea Peterson Yes, you can use lasers for eavesdropping. This Android game mashes up geolocation and science fiction Brian Fung J.J. Abrams meets World of Warcraft meets geocaching. Oops: Comcast forgot court records are public domain Brian Fung The cable company threatened to sue TorrentFreak over its coverage of Prenda Law, but missed one little detail. SugarCRM nabs $40M from Goldman Sachs Christina Farr | VentureBeat.com The company competes with customer relationship management giant Salesforce. Five surprising facts about Bitcoin Timothy B. Lee Bitcoin isn't as anonymous as you might think. And the currency is becoming a hit in Argentina. Five tech policy stories you need to read today Timothy B. Lee Even more NSA spying is reported, Verizon complains about network neutrality, and a judge rules on the controversial Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 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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