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421.

Cory Doctorow on the Digital Economy Act: This means war (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

16 years ago

422.

The god of small things - Hawking bets that Higgs particle will never be found (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

19 years ago

423.

Clapper: I gave 'erroneous' answer because I forgot about Patriot Act (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

424.

Edward Snowden asylum: Bolivian president's plane diverted (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

425.

Greenwald: Speaking on NSA stories, Snowden and journalism (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

426.

PRISM: Why you should care (Cory Doctorow) (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

427.

Q&A with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden: 'I do not expect to see home again' (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

428.

The directive telling intelligence chiefs to draw up cyber target list (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

429.

Google+ isn't a social network; it's The Matrix (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

13 years ago

430.

Why is India so bad for women? (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

431.

Wealth doesn't trickle down, it just floods offshore (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

432.

New TSA scanner can tell what you had for breakfast from 50 meters away (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

433.

CERN thinks they have found the Higgs Boson (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

434.

Young musicians attract fan funding to avoid reliance on record industry (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

435.

Academic publishers have become the enemies of science (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

14 years ago

436.

What is the 1% rule? (technology.guardian.co.uk)

9 points

19 years ago

437.

The 1% aren't as talented as they believe themselves to be (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

15 years ago

438.

Voices of finance: computer programmer at a high frequency trading company (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

15 years ago

439.

The NFL star and the brain injuries that destroyed him (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

15 years ago

440.

Exploding watermelons put spotlight on Chinese farming practices (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

15 years ago

441.

WikiLeaks row: why Amazon's desertion has ominous implications for democracy (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

15 years ago

442.

How the Japanese live long and prosper (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

16 years ago

443.

The Guardian Open Platform (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

16 years ago

444.

My tweet was silly, but the police reaction was absurd (guardian.co.uk)

9 points

16 years ago

445.

World's top 100 universities listed (guardian.co.uk)

8 points

17 years ago

446.

Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales colludes with NY Times to suppress news? (guardian.co.uk)

8 points

17 years ago

447.

The world's 50 most powerful blogs (guardian.co.uk)

8 points

18 years ago

448.

World's most high-profile climate change skeptic does U turn on global warming (guardian.co.uk)

8 points

16 years ago

449.

Man-made chemicals blamed as many more girls than boys are born in Arctic (guardian.co.uk)

8 points

19 years ago

450.

Under 30, online and world-beating (observer.guardian.co.uk)

8 points

19 years ago