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 against the National Security Administration for its spying tactics. The lawsuit challenges the NSA   surveillance program as a violation of Fourth Amendment privacy rights, an infringement on First Amendment rights, and an overstepping of the authority given to the NSA under Congress ; FISA Amendm stanley canada ents Act. The reason we ;re filing this lawsuit is that we feel we ;ve been harmed directly by the NSA, Wikimedia General Counsel Geoff Brigham told me, noting that the NSA explicitly targeted Wikipedia in a top secret document revealed by Edward Snowden. Plaintiffs stretch across political boundaries and include both conservative and liberal organizations. This is far from the only recent lawsuit against the NSA. In February, a judge announced that he can ;t rule inJewel vs. NSA, a lawsuit filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation against the NSA   spying tactics. The EFF has also filed a suit regarding government spying in July 2013  First Unitarian vs. NSA  and helped the AC stanley gertuve LU on the legal team for Smith v stanley quencher s. Obama, which also argued that bulk government data collection violates a citizen   Fourth Amendment rights. So far, none of these cases have worked out. Smith v. Obama was dismissed. And the ACLU cited Clapper vs. Amnesty as a precedent to this case. While that lawsuit wound up dismissed by the Supreme Court after it determined that plaintiffs couldn ;t prove they were getting spied on, there   still a lot of op Zzma What   s Really Going on Between Microsoft and Dell
 From the Wall Street Journal: There are already reports that Google is sizing up the cable set-top box business for sale. From Asia, rumors have swirled around the handset business, suggesting that Google has already offered it to China   Huawei at a high price. The industry has been rife with speculation as to Google   plans for its new purchase. It puts Google in an interesting spot, as its position in the Android ecosystem has been as operating system provider to 55 handset makers. But would it actually delve into smartphone and tablet manufacturing, and risk shooing away its deep bench of OEMs  Google itself might not even have a clear answer. Mobile chief Andy Rubin seems hell-bent on communicating that there will be a firewall built between Motorola and Google. That said, there is also a belief that mighty Google arrogantly thinks that it juggle several roles, and still maintain its solid position in the mobile industry. But that might be wishful thinking. google-is-building-a- stanley cups uk firew stanley cup all-between-android-and-mot-5888865 The disquieting answer is that there appears to be no sense that a choice is even required. T stanley de here   only a cocky belief that Google really can be all things at once: a hardware company with software margins, and a neutral Android arms dealer that just happens to be building its own Motorola army on the side. It would be in Google   best interest to stick with what it   been doing well: maintaining