Category: Media and Technology

by Tim Watts
8th June 2011

Most people who read this might have a hard time fathoming how an entire nation could be so well deceived, but it’s really not that hard when you understand the inner workings and hierarchy of an overly revered media in which we place our blind trust.

by Danny Palmer
15 Oct 2013

The National Security Agency (NSA) is harvesting data from contact lists of millions of personal email and instant messenger accounts from across the globe, according to documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

by Dr. AD Hart

Over 60% of children andteenagers partake in ‘chat rooms’ on a daily basis. Three out of four children are willing to share personal information about themselves and their family online in exchange for goods and services. It is also true that at least one out of five children will be targeted by a predator or paedophile each year.

by Helen van Huyssteen-Bosman

Almost 93% of kids, ages 12-17, are online, and most exhibit a level of digital proficiency bewildering to those of us who want to protect them.

by Jack Kinsella Digest
July 24, 2010

In an early 1933 address, Goebbels decreed that the government was “placing the radio in the service of our ideology,” and that “no other ideology will find expression here.”   Any broadcaster or newspaper journalist that didn’t parrot the Party Line was unemployed by mid 1933.

by Jan Markell

We all know we are heading into a full-blown surveillance society. The U.K. probably heads the world in this effort, but the U.S. is nipping at its heels. The Obama administration is assuring that.