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Weekly Digest Headlines 6 February 2015

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Snowden leaks LEGALISED GCHQ's 'illegal' dragnet spying, rules British tribunal +Docs Before we knew, it was illegal. Now we know, it's not Assange's cop chaperones have cost £10 MEEELLION to date That's about $16,000 US dollars a day - for FREEDOM, forever! 'Privacy is DAMAGING to PROGRESS' says Irish big data whitepaper 'Magna Carta for data' full of technobabble bullshit Ofcom can prise my telly spectrum from my COLD, DEAD... er, aerial Breaking Fad Let's have a mass debate shall we? CHIMPS 'Blend in among locals' after moving to Scotland and learning to GRUNT Moaning foreigners get used to gruff Caledonia ALIENS are surely AMONG US: Average star has TWO potentially Earth-like worlds They're evidently here - nothing else makes sense Google gets my data, I get search and email and that. Help help, I'm being REPRESSED! Worstall on Wednesday Rid me of this moaning hippy! 'Tech' City hasn't got proper broadband and it's like BT doesn't CARE 'This doughnut is slower than a Game of Thrones RAVEN!' Major US news organisations to develop ROBOT JOURNALISTS NYT, Washington Post, AP, Gannett in sinister alliance Google mouthpieces: 'Right to be Forgotten' should NOT apply on google.com Jimbo Wales says it's not Google's problem at all RIP Windows RT: Microsoft murders ARM Surface, Nokia tablets End of the road for Lumia 2520 slab Helium HDD prices rise way above air-filled spinning rust Squeaky voice time for HGST as trad drives come in cheaper Hey biz – cut fraud with digital ID verification. Yes, like Verify – Maude Stop laughing at the back of the class, would ya NASA: Behold this TWIRLY SPACE DWARF and never moan about our budget Probe peeps in on icy Ceres First look: Ordnance Survey lifts kimono on next-gen map app Exclusive It's disruptive, It's flippy. It's got coniferous tree textures... Still using Adobe Flash? Oh well, get updating: 15 hijack flaws patched At least one is already being exploited – and more will targeted Big Data, empty bellies: How supermarkets tweak prices just for the sake of YOUR LOVE Loyalty is everything - but data analysis can go too far Forget robo-butlers – ROBO-MAIDS! New hotel staffed by slave-droids Do you call room service or roomba service? Why Windows 10 on Raspberry Pi 2? Upton: 'I drank the Kool-Aid' Interview Raspberry Pi and Microsoft love-in to support latest Pi venture UNIVERSAL DARKNESS lasted 550 meellion years until the first STARS LIT UP ESA's Planck peers into gloomy aftermath of the Big Bang

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