Edward Snowden

Mark Cuban’s New Startup Keeps Your Texts Private

Published December 14, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Technology, StartupsTagged entrepreneur, smartphone, tech startups, Edward Snowden, Snapchat, billionaires, Mark Cuban, the way we communicate, controversial message, technology has transformed how we communicate, texts, Cyber Dust, build a massive database, proprietary messaging market, text messaging, Consumers are demanding more privacy, government spying
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Human beings are naturally impulsive. And given the way we communicate nowadays this has led to thousands of embarrassing moments because of a lack of context. At the drop of a dime, we sometimes say things we don’t truly mean; and sometimes our words leave …

60 Minutes Props Up NSA Image in Softball Interview

Published January 9, 2014 by Matthew McKinney
Category: The Web, Technology, InfluenceTagged Edward Snowden, Government, conflict of interest, NSA, spying on Americans, Public Relations, John Miller, violated the rights of Americans, The 60 minutes NSA story, PRISM program, data mining, Google chairman Eric Schmidt, cyber-security, government-sponsored propaganda, NSA Surveillance programs
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60 Minutes recently aired a segment on the National Surveillance Agency, marketing it as an in depth interview with key directors and generals directly involved with the agency. What could have been an excellent chance to probe into the controversial claims of “whistleblower” Edward Snowden that the NSA has …

Romney Was Right

Published August 12, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, InfluenceTagged Mitt Romney. 2012 Presidential Race, President Obama, Russia was America’s greatest geopolitical foe, Cold War, Vladimir Putin, Edward Snowden, Detroit bankruptcy, Conservative, entrepreneurial spirit
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Mitt Romney is looking back on the 2012 Presidential Race and saying ‘I told you so’. All the Democratic naysayers who laughed at him for stating that Russia was America’s greatest geopolitical foe, and that Detroit should have been allowed to go bankrupt in a …