state department

Embassy terror changed national security spending

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Noel King
Aug 7, 2013
Fifteen years after the Al Qaeda bombings in East Africa, spending on embassy security has soared -- and not just there.
Posted In: embassies, state department

Iran blocks virtual embassy

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Dec 8, 2011
That didn't take long.
Posted In: state department, Iran

Wikileaks publishes 251,000 unredacted State Department documents

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Sep 2, 2011
We've been talking about this story for a while. How Wikileaks founder Julian Assange entrusted someone with access to the group's stash of US...
Posted In: state department, wikileaks

Wikileaks leaks

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Aug 30, 2011
Julian Assange's organization had highly sensitive US State Department cables on its servers. These are cables that have not been released to the...
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US questioned China over attack

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Jun 15, 2011
In April, the US-based website Change.org launched an online petition regarding China's imprisonment of artist and dissident Ai Weiwei. Soon after...
Posted In: China, hacking, security, state department

Internet freedom money on the chopping block

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Apr 14, 2011
One of the things that got cut as Congress sought to reach a deal on the budget is a pot of money in the State Department to help promote Internet...
Posted In: Congress, Internet, state department

MID-DAY UPDATE: AT&T hopes to acquire T-Mobile, Japanese concerns mount over food radiation exposure

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Katharine Crnko
Mar 21, 2011
Here are today's headlines from The Marketplace Morning Report and around the web. ...
Posted In: app, at&t, Boeing, China, Facebook, Federal Reserve, Food, Gmail, Google, homes, houses, housing market, iodide, Libya, Mergers and Acquisitions, mid-day update, nuclear, nuclear energy, nuclear power, Oil, oil price, phone, state department, Supreme Court, T-Mobile

Clinton announces new Internet freedom policy

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Feb 15, 2011
Secretary of State Hilary Clinton will speak at George Washington University today about Internet freedom. The New York Times reports she's...
Posted In: Clinton, government, Law, policy, privacy, security, state department, world