Netsweeper

Tech

Canadian Internet Filtering Company Says It’s Stopped ‘Alternative Lifestyles’ Censorship

01.21.19

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

A Canadian Company Is Blocking LGBTQ Content for Censorious Regimes

04.25.18

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

Facebook Banned This Canadian Surveillance Company From Accessing Its Data

01.19.17

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

The Canadian Government Has Funded a Notorious Censorship Company for a Decade

09.21.16

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

An Internet Censorship Company Tried to Sue the Researchers Who Exposed Them

07.26.16

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

Canadian Company Netsweeper to Censor Bahrain’s Internet for $1.2M

01.08.16

By Jordan Pearson
Tech

Researchers Accuse Canadian Internet Company of Helping Yemen Censor the Web

10.21.15

By Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai

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Life

College Grad Wins Nearly $700k After Landlord Throws Out All His Stuff

The leasing company running The Rowan apartments in South Carolina unlawfully moved Ansel Postell’s property, a jury found.

10.03.24

By Paige Gawley
Life

Teen Migrants Experience Greater Risk of Psychosis, Study Finds

Migration during adolescence increased the risk of psychosis, especially among Black and North African people, according to a new European case-control study.

10.03.24

By Sammi Caramela
Life

An Oral History of Home Depot’s 12-Foot Skeleton

“Let’s go higher than everybody thought was possible!”

10.03.24

By Addy Baird
News

Man Hides Weed Under Chicken in Failed £620,000 Smuggling Plot

He was sentenced to prison for attempting to smuggle 31 kilos of marijuana hidden under the chicken in his trailer.

10.03.24

By Kyle Phillippi
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News

Investigation Reveals Cause of Deadly Maui Wildfire

The wildfire that killed more than 100 people was caused by the re-energization of broken utility lines in Lahaina.

10.03.24

By Paige Gawley