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Nakamoto Lawyers Up: I’m Not the ‘Father of Bitcoin’

17
Mar
2014

Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto is serious about making sure no one thinks he’s the ” father of bitcoin “: The California 64-year-old has now hired a law firm to “clear my name,” he says in a statement released last night. “I did not create, invent, or otherwise work on bitcoin,” it reads, according…

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Court stops NSA from destroying call records relevant to ongoing lawsuit

11
Mar
2014

A California district court has barred the National Security Agency from destroying old call records that may be relevant to an ongoing surveillance lawsuit. While the lawsuit aims to end the NSAs collection of call records — from ATT customers in particular — the plaintiffs have actually filed and been granted a temporary restraining order […]

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