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This Week in Review looks towards the future, towards the things that are to come.  First up we have a very strange court case that is taking advantage of the massive governmental surveillance that has been going on for years, next we have hashtags (#) on Facebook, and finally we look at what will be leaving Facebook next month.

This Week in Review is about the internet and communication.  First, we tackle the NSA spying-on-everyone scandal which is expanding beyond Big Brother levels even as this article is being written.  Then we look at how the entire internet collapsed into equal parts sadness and anger after a certain crimson marriage. 

This Week in Review is filled with news about the law and technology.  First, Apple pays out in a large settlement, Texas increases electronic privacy expanding upon Federal law, and the creator of GIFs says we’ve all been pronouncing GIF the wrong way.  All part of this Week in Review!

This Week in Review is filled with 3D printed weapons and life savers, the world's creepiest gaming console, and the new best time waster ever.  Lots to go over, little word count to use, so here we go.

Earlier this month, files to create one of the first 3D printed guns were uploaded onto the internet for all 3D enthusiasts to use by a group called Defense Distributed.  A few days later, the US Department of Defense Trade Controls requested the files be removed from the official site.  This past week a video of the gun shooting made the rounds on the internet.  Ready for the little gun that shook the 3D printing community to the core?

Alright you Week in Review readers, this week is filled to the brim with internet news, so what better way to end your week right than drinking this tall glass of information.  First, the “Six Strikes” company is no longer a company, Google gave us more toys to play with, and the internet is no place for crazy people, or the perfect place.  Grab a glass of your favorite end-of-the-week drink and read the news.

This Week in Review we get break into a barrel full of internet news.  First, a bill on capitol hill has passed the Senate that would impose a sales tax on internet sales, then we look at what Google has been playing around with this week, and finally an entire country is without internet for 19 hours. 

This Week in Review we look at some interesting news from around the internet.  First, we are now able to quantify happiness thanks to the internet, then we look at some legal news involving Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat, and finally we look at Google’s newest hire.

This Week in Review is chock full of informational technology.  First, we look at what governments are trying to keep you from seeing, then we look at some important doodles on the internet, and finally we look at a few different memes that have popped up on social media over the past week for known, and unknown, reasons.

This Week in Review focuses on the power of the internet and how it’s adapting to our changing world.  First, we highlight services by Google to help people find people after the Boston Marathon bombing, next we look at a bill that is being proposed that would eliminate your privacy online, and finally we look at how Twitter is targeting you.

First, the Boston Marathon bombing was a horrible attack on a crowd of innocent people which caused destruction and panic.  Our hearts go out to the victims of the attack, the runners of the marathon, and the entire city of Boston.

This Week in Review is filled with delicious technology and a peak at the future.  First, we look at the impact Google Glass is already having on society, next we look towards the first shots taken in the war against robots with mighty human science, and finally we look at Google Fiber arriving in Austin and how the rest of us are now jealous.  Let’s get started.

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