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12 Sep 2014:
Know your lolz from your lulzsec, and your belfies from your selfies? Hannah Jane Parkinson is here to help with an almost definitive list of digital geekery
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22 Aug 2014: Ross Ulbricht, accused of creating underground online drug marketplace, faces trial on host of charges in November
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25 Jul 2014:
Analysts say tender for research on service that anonymises browsing sends signal to online community amid crackdown on Russian internet
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1 Jul 2014: US marshals do not release name of successful bidder as prominent contenders come forward and bitcoin prices rise
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1 Jul 2014: Almost 30,000 bitcoins were auctioned on Monday, with a combined value of almost $20m, but the buyers remain elusive. By Alex Hern
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24 Jun 2014:
Total of 29,656 bitcoins up for sale this week in blind auction after the forfeiture from black market Silk Road. By Alex Hern
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30 May 2014: Buying drugs and weapons online is far easier since the closure of Silk Road in 2013, after a dozen new sites have taken its place. Mike Power investigates
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13 May 2014: As the digital currency stands at the crossroads of acceptance, some are fighting to stop regulation and payment traceability, writes Alex Hern
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30 Apr 2014:
The online drugs marketplace has changed its name to improve its image but says its aim is to challenge the status quo. By Alex Hern
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9 Mar 2014: Supermarket's vouchers were popular item in illicit sales on 'dark net' site better known for dealing drugs and weapons
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5 Feb 2014: Ross William Ulbricht, 29, is charged with masterminding website that US authorities say brokered $1bn illicit trade
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28 Jan 2014:
Bitcoin Foundation vice-president Charlie Shrem resigns from lobbying group amid federal investigations into his alleged involvement in money laundering operations
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27 Jan 2014: Charlie Shrem stands accused of knowingly selling over $1m of bitcoins to users of the Silk Road online black-marketplace. By Alex Hern
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31 Dec 2013: From Cameron's opt-in for internet porn, and the FBI shutting down an online drugs marketplace, to children's apps. Alex Hern, Samuel Gibbs, Charles Arthur, Siraj Datoo and Kirsty Beckingham
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30 Dec 2013:
Google killed its Reader, Raspberry Pi warmed up as we were led through an increasingly puzzling technology world. Samuel Gibbs, Alex Hern, Charles Arthur, Siraj Datoo and Kirsty Beckingham
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