Tag Archives: internet kill option

wikileaks, the internet, egypt: at the edges and intersections

Posted on Thursday, February 3, 2011 at 1:00 pm by BEG

I first want to touch on the importance of communication. Believe me, as a deaf person I am acutely aware of the central place communication has in all of humanity. We are driven to communicate, we must communicate, and we … Continue reading →

Posted in communication, media, news, politics | Tagged #jan25, bradley manning, egypt, facebook, hactivism, hosni mubarak, internet, internet kill option, jacob appelbaum, julian assange, omar suleiman, online culture, privacy, social media, tahrir square, tim karr, twitter, wikileaks | 3 Comments

egypt rerouting

Posted on Sunday, January 30, 2011 at 9:00 am by BEG

I interrupt my own article with something that occurred to me while writing: Here’s the big question I have. If Egypt’s Internet network was taken down with a series of phone calls, then who made those calls? If it was … Continue reading →

Posted in news, politics | Tagged censorship, cyberwarfare, egypt, homeland security, internet, internet kill option, jacob appelbaum, online, security, tor project | 1 Comment

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