Submission + - Google: "Internet of Things" = Ubiquitous Always on ADs 1
waspleg writes: Basically, Google wants ADs crammed in every conceivable facet of your life. From car dash boards (self driving cars anyone?) to refrigerators.
Submission + - Why Whistleblowers Cannot Get a Fair Trial (wsj.com)
phantomfive writes: "Seven whistleblowers have been prosecuted under the Obama administration," writes Jesselyn Radack, a lawyer who advised two of them. She explains why they can't get a fair trial. In the Thomas Drake case, the administration retroactively marked documents as classified, saying, "he knew they should have been classified." In the Bradley Manning case, the jury wasn't allowed to see what information was leaked. The defendants, all who have been charged with espionage, have limited access to court documents. Most of these problems happen because the law was written to deal with traitorous spies, not whistleblowers.
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