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31 Aug 2014:
A well-constructed telling of the life, prosecution and death of US hacktivist Aaron Swartz, writes Mark Kermode
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5 Jun 2014: SecureDrop platform allows sources to submit documents and data while avoiding most common forms of online tracking
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28 Feb 2014:
Dan Gillmor: The NSA leaks created everyday interest in products built to protect. At a security pow-wow turned sour, that’s a good thing
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12 Feb 2014: One year after the tragic death of the campaigning hacker, a global campaign against surveillance is building the Don’t Spy On Us campaign in his spirit. By Alex Hern
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23 Jan 2014:
Xan Brooks and Henry Barnes report from day six of the Sundance film festival
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17 Jan 2014:
Michael McCarthy: I joined Lawrence Lessig and others in the New Hampshire Rebellion walk to remember Aaron Swartz and stop corruption
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11 Jan 2014: Defiant message left on Massachusetts Institute of Technology webpage a year after internet activist took own life while awaiting trial for 'hacking'
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20 Aug 2013: Artist creates homage to free information campaigner Aaron Swartz at Mexico City gallery
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13 Aug 2013:
Documents released show the secret service was interested in a document Swartz penned calling for open information
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31 Jul 2013:
Friends and family of the hacking prodigy who killed himself in January remain critical of university's role in prosecution
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30 Jul 2013:
School did not request federal punishment of Swartz for alleged hacking offences but did not intervene in court proceedings
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2 Jun 2013:
Aaron Swartz campaigned for a free and open internet. But after he fell foul of US authorities, he took his own life. His former girlfriend tells Elizabeth Day of her anger at his treatment
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17 May 2013:
New open-source drop box for leaked documents created by Aaron Swartz launches, provides 'secure route' for sources
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26 Apr 2013:
Priceless hoard of bytes aims to save websites which could otherwise be lost – all from suburban San Francisco
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20 Mar 2013:
Dan Gillmor: It is bad – enabling federal prosecutors' harassment of Aaron Swartz. But America's copyright regime is an even greater threat
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