links of the day 09/15/2014 (p.m.)

• John Key denied internet cables tapped by NSA - National - NZ Herald News

• John Armstrong: Dotcom's last chance to shine - National - NZ Herald News

• Key releases GCSB documents - National - NZ Herald News

• 12 years old and finally over: Is the Harkonnen Operation the longest-running malware campaign so far? | ZDNet

• JPMorgan hack: It could have been worse | ZDNet

• “Moment of Truth” arrives for smallest of the Five Eyes | ZDNet

• The Credibility Stakes: John Key vs Nicky Hager « The Standard The Standard

• New Zealand Launched Mass Surveillance Project While Publicly Denying It - The Intercept

• Snowden: New Zealand's Prime Minister Isn't Telling the Truth About Mass Surveillance - The Intercept

• WikiLeaks - SpyFiles 4 fin fisher spyware technical docs

• WikiLeaks - SpyFiles 4 finfisher code

• WikiLeaks - SpyFiles 4 customers

• “Weaponised German surveillance malware” purchased by S’pore company: Wikileaks | The Online Citizen

• Politie besteedde 2,7 miljoen euro aan Finfisher-spyware | nu.nl/internet | Het laatste nieuws het eerst op nu.nl

• Being cynical: Julian Assange, Eric Schmidt, and the year's weirdest book | The Verge

• You've never seen a boat sail like this

• All-electric racing: Formula E's thrilling debut By Sean O'Kane

• The end of the beginning | EUROMAIDAN PRESS | News and Opinion from Across Ukraine

• Attempt to hold pro-Russian rally in Bulgaria’s Varna

• Many Eyes : Browsing data sets

• http://www-958.ibm.com/software/data/cognos/manyeyes/datasets/pink-floyd-lyrics-2/versions/1.txt

• Many Eyes : Waiting for Godot (full text)

• http://www-958.ibm.com/software/data/cognos/manyeyes/datasets/waiting-for-godot-full-text/versions/1.txt

• Hoe elk spoor van 250.000 Belgen in Groot-Brittannië verdween - Wetenschap - De Morgen

• Hoeveel slaap heeft u echt nodig? - Gezondheid - De Morgen

• Yoshida transcripts on Fukushima nuclear crisis released | The Japan Times

• Garment industry says 200 plants shut since Bangladesh disaster

• Apple a decade behind Japan in mobile payments - The Times of India

• Anti-Taxi Campaign Shows Uber Can't Afford to Play Nice | WIRED

• The Mathematics of Ebola Trigger Stark Warnings: Act Now or Regret It | WIRED

• 3D Printed Shoes: A Step in the Right Direction | WIRED

• Fungus Could Be the Key to Avoiding a Global Food Crisis | WIRED

• Connected cars now talk to each other - The Times of India

• Cyberthreats among biggest dangers to national security: US - The Times of India

• Apple Pay Could Make You Poorer - Bloomberg View

• There's poverty in the UK, but we are better off calling it inequality | Society | The Guardian

• China and the Rising Terrorist Threats in Africa: Time for U.S.-China Cooperation? | Brookings Institution

• Exclusive: ISIS Starts Recruiting in Istanbul’s Vulnerable Suburbs

• The NSA Has Revealed New Details About Its Exhaustive Search of Edward Snowden's Emails | VICE News

• A Justice Department Memo Provides the CIA's Legal Justification to Kill a US Citizen | VICE News

• Draft Targeted Killing White Paper

• Scotland Referendum Raises Many Foreign Policy Questions

• The Politics of Advocacy: Setting and Vetting the Global Agenda

• Windows 9 Start Menu Demo Video Leaked Online

• NSA threatened Yahoo with $250,000 Daily Fine For Opposing Surveillance Request

• Mapping Digital Media: Global Findings | Open Society Foundations (OSF)

• What Does Independent Journalism Look Like in the Digital Age? | Open Society Foundations (OSF)

• Intel troops: Why we won't serve in occupied territory - Israel News, Ynetnews

• China Develops Facial Recognition Payment System with Near-Perfect Accuracy

• World War 3: Russia’s Nuclear Weapons Threat Has Ukraine Discussing Restoring Nukes

• Ukraine President Poroshenko Faces Backlash Over EU Trade Deal Delay - WSJ

• Signs of N. Korea developing missile submarine: South

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.