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Internet turning us into 'superficial thinkers,' says researcher

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By subjecting ourselves to constant streams of information from the internet, we could eventually lose ability to be contemplative and introspective.
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Information overload existed for millennia says historian

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Smart phones and wi-fi make some people feel overwhelmed with information, but the problem has been around for thousands of years.
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Wives of deported immigrants a growing online community

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Wives of deported immigrants detail their daily struggles with each other online – from enduring long separations to dealing with complicated legal processes.
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In latest 'document dump', WikiLeaks reveals names

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WikiLeaks recently chose to release documents without removing the names of diplomatic sources and other contacts.
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Who's tracking your online activities

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How some websites -- like MSN and Hulu -- track your online activities by using 'supercookies,' which are nearly impossible to delete.
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Asperger's used as defense in hacking case

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Hacker Gary McKinnon's lawyers say Asperger's influenced his actions and that he shouldn’t be charged for hacking military computers.
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Audio: rare interview with Wikileaks' Julian Assange

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In a rare interview while under house arrest in London, Assange spoke about about information's role in democracy and Wikileaks' role in the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Website allows users to rate their priests

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A German website asks users to rate their priests on criteria like performance in church, with youth, with the elderly and the quality of the service.
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Brits inciting riots on Facebook sentenced to years in prison

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Concerns in UK over sentencing of two men to four years in prison for encouraging people to riot by posting messages on Facebook.
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Silicon Valley criticized for over-valuing top talent

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Harvard Business Review author criticizes Silicon Valley companies for paying exorbitant amounts for 'star' employees.
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