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Law, Tech and Policy

We Can’t Let John Deere Destroy the Very Idea of Ownership – Wired

Poor Internet for Poor People: Why Facebook’s Internet.org Amounts to Economic Racism – Mahesh Murthy in Quartz India

Facebook ‘tracks all visitors, breaching EU law’; People without Facebook Accounts, Logged Out Users, and EU Users Who have Explicitly Opted Out of Tracking are All Being Tracked, Report Says – The Guardian

Privacy Law: From a National Dish to a Global Stew – Daniel J. Solove and Neil Richards at TAP

Why You have the Right to Obscurity – CSMonitor

Is that Really a Spider? Or, are You Being Monitored? – Instapundit

For Hardware Makers, Sharing Their Secrets Is Now Part of the Business Plan – New York Times

General Interest

Harvard Professor Reveals why America’s Infrastructure is so Awful, Who is to Blame, and How We can Finally Fix It – Business Insider

More Older Adults Are Becoming Inventors – New York Times; and Picking Up Art Later in Life Could Help the Brain – Hyperallergic. Remember: You Are Not Late

Cow Milk Without the Cow Is Coming to Change Food Forever – Wired

Has Visual Design Fallen Flat? Countless Pixels were Spilled during The Great UI Flattening of 2013–2014 – Emmet Connelly

Fall of the Designer Part I: Fashionable Nonsense – Eli Schiff (Part II – Pixel Pushers)