HDP’s Demirtaş uses Facebook Live streaming, reaches more than 455 K views….

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Posted by Selahattin Demirtaş on Wednesday, September 30, 2015

CHP to campaign on good governance, Kurdish issue and economy

CHP has presented a detailed framework for its program ahead of the Nov. 1 elections, listing concrete and down-to-earth promises it says will solve problems in the divisive issues of democracy and the rule of law, the economy, foreign policy, education, as well as societal peace and the Kurdish issue

Parliamentary Question for Police Raid against DİHA

Bianet :: English

HDP Diyarbakır deputy Sibel Yiğitalp asked the Ministry of the Interior a parliamentary question for detentions and police raid against Aram Publishing House, Azadiya Welat, Kurdi-Der and DİHA.

Turkey: The price of Erdogan’s power grab

 FT.com – Analysis

Critics say his bid for an executive presidency risks making the nation ungovernable

Turkey asks world to ignore campaign against Kurds

EurActiv.com

Turkey’s prime minister will tell world leaders next week that Ankara can play a key role in stopping a spread of terrorism, including Islamic State, but expected understanding for its own battle against Kurdish militants.

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Cyberculture agenda: “The Snowden Treaty

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The US’s Campaign Against Encryption Is Based on Blind Faith in Silicon Valley

Stanford Center for Internet and Society by Center for Internet and Society

Date published:

September 22, 2015

“”The unanimous conclusion—the scientific consensus—in industry, in academia, and even among government experts is that there is a significant security risk associated with facilitating government access via a backdoor,” Jonathan Mayer, a computer scientist and lawyer at Stanford who is considered one of the nation’s top security experts, said at an encryption policy event in Washington DC Monday.

The Snowden Treaty: protecting the world’s whistleblowers in the age of privacy breaches

Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow

The Treaty on the Right to Privacy, Protection Against Improper Surveillance and Protection of Whistleblowers [PDF] (AKA “The Snowden Treaty”) was created by David Miranda, Glenn Greenwald’s partner, who was detained by UK policeunder terrorism legislation while transiting through London’s Heathrow airport with a encrypted thumbdrive containing some of the Snowden leaks.

The Bizarre, Bony-Looking Future of Algorithmic Design

 Wired Top Stories by Margaret Rhodes

Generative design could be the next frontier in industrial design.

Longer Tweets Would Spell Death to the Tweetstorm

 Wired Top Stories by Issie Lapowsky

But they would also spell the birth of plenty of other Twitter abuses.

Don’t Kill the Password. Change the Password

Wired Top Stories by Daniel J. Solove and Woodrow Hartzog

It’s time for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to step in and give the lowly password some backup in high risk contexts by requiring a second factor for authentication.

These tech giants just asked US government for more surveillance; call Congress now!

Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow

Evan from Fight for the Future writes, “Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, IBM, Salesforce / Heroku, and a handful of other tech companies just betrayed billions of people’s trust. They signed a letter endorsing CISA, the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act.”

Google’s Three Tips for Sabotaging the Cybercrime Economy

Wired Top Stories by Andy Greenberg

In a broad study, a team of Googlers and academic researchers suggest attacking the cybercrime supply chain.

Microsoft Built Its Own Linux Because Everyone Else Did

 Wired Top Stories by Cade Metz

For years, Microsoft actively worked to suppress Linux. Now it’s using the open source operating system to help run its online empire.

Nikola Tesla’s Predictions for the 21st Century: The Rise of Smart Phones & Wireless, The Demise of Coffee, The Rule of Eugenics (1926/35)

Open Culture by Josh Jones

The fate of the visionary is to be forever outside of his or her time. Such was the life of Nikola Tesla, who dreamed the future while his opportunistic rivalThomas Edison seized the moment. Even now the name Tesla conjures seemingly wildly impractical ventures, too advanced, too expensive, or far too elegant in design for mass production and consumption. No one better than David Bowie, the pop artist of possibility, could embody Tesla’s air of magisterial high seriousness on the screen. And few were better suited than Tesla himself, perhaps, to extrapolate from his time to ours and see the technological future clearly.

Taken Offline: Years in Prison for a Love of Technology

 EFF.org Updates by Danny O’Brien

Writing a letter with a pen has an odd feeling in a digital age. You pick your words carefully, without a delete key. You urge your hands to recall their best handwriting. You ponder about forms of address and how much space to leave; should I fill the page, or sign off half-way down?

The shape of the Internet (according to patent drawings)

 Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow

The stylized art of patent drawings is instantly recognizable. Before the information age, the drawings were drafter’s jewelboxes, designed to make the workings of new mechanical inventions legible to other inventors (and patent examiners).

 

The ethical ad blocker

Boing Boing by Laura Hudson

Yes, advertisements on websites are annoying at best, but they’re also a large and important part of how websites make money so that they can keep providing you with sweet, sweet content. So what’s an ethical person who desperately wants to install an ad blocker supposed to do?

 

Happy Birthday Enters ‘Public Domain,’ Judge Rules Copyright Invalid

 TorrentFreak

Starting today everyone is free use “Happy Birthday” without having to pay a license fee, as a California federal court ruling suggests that the popular song is now the public domain*.

New, Improved Facebook Notes

All Facebook by David Cohen

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Feedly (@feedly) introduces Shared Collections. Here’s Erkan’s; where most input to EFD generated!

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What is Feedly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feedly

Feedly is a news aggregator application for various web browsers and mobile devices running iOS and Android, also available as a cloud-based service….

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For the record, Turkey’s Erdoğan defended Saudi organization of Hajj after at least 700 hundred died…

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Turkish President Erdoğan defends Saudi organization of Hajj

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan speaks out to defend Saudi Arabia in the wake of the Hajj tragedy that left more than 750 pilgrims dead, saying ‘it is not right to have the approach of putting the blame on Saudi Arabia’

AKP deputy chair slams Saudis over Hajj tragedy, Erdoğan disapproves criticism

AKP Deputy Chair Şahin has claimed that Turkey could do a better job than Saudi Arabia at organizing the Hajj pilgrimage, hours before President Erdoğan condemned “aggressive attitude” toward Saudi Arabia.

Nationalist party leader criticizes president for Assad policy shift

Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli has criticized President Erdoğan over his recent remarks which displayed a policy shift to Turkey endorsing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad taking a role in the transition process of the war-torn country.

Turkey’s HDP burns bridges with interim gov’t led by AKP

Two ministers from the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), EU Minister Ali Haydar Konca and Development Minister Müslüm Doğan, resigned Sept. 22 from their posts in an interim cabinet in a sign of growing tension over the ongoing conflict between Turkey’s security forces and militants of the outlawed PKK

Number of foreigners visiting Turkey declines by 2.88 pct in August

The number of foreigners visiting Turkey decreased by 2.88 percent in August to 5.13 million compared to the same period of 2014, according to Tourism Ministry data compiled by Reuters, as tourism sector players warned of further losses

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