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Sandrine Rigaud, Laurent Richard |
January
17,
2023
Pegasus: The Story of the World's Most Dangerous Spyware
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Intrigued by the hidden intricacies of cyber surveillance? "Pegasus: The Story of the World's Most Dangerous Spyware" plunges into the depths of digital espionage, scrutinizing the impacts of a tool that can turn smartphones into ultimate spying devices. This gripping narrative could redefine your understanding of privacy in the digital age and provoke vital questions about tech ethics.
Max Fisher
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Quercus
Publishing
The Chaos Machine: The Inside Story of How Social Media Rewired Our Minds and Our World
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If you've ever felt both connected and manipulated by the buzzes and pings from your phone, "The Chaos Machine" could provide you with a gripping and somewhat alarming insight. Max Fisher delves into how our online interactions are not just casual scrolls but have profound effects on our thoughts and society at large. It's an eye-opener that could change the way you view every like, share, and tweet.
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"Body of Secrets" might just redefine your view on global surveillance. If you're intrigued by the intricate dance of espionage and the delicate balance of global politics, James Bamford's deep dive into the NSA's most covert operations could be utterly engrossing. Bamford's investigative prowess brings to light the stories and secrets that are usually confined to the shadows, making this book an essential read for those fascinated by the hidden cogs of world conflict and intelligence.
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If you've ever been curious—or concerned—about what's really in your food, "Not On The Label" is a book that might just reshape your grocery list. Felicity Lawrence doesn't shy away from the unsettling realities of the food industry, diving into the intricate and often murky connections between what we consume and the practices it supports. Her insight, especially about the horsemeat scandal, makes for an enlightening read that's as provocative as it is informative. It's the kind of eye-opener that might have you looking twice at every label in your kitchen.
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Christopher Porterfield
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Time
Time: 85 Years of Great Writing
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If you have a thirst for understanding pivotal moments in recent history through the eyes of seasoned reporters, "Time: 85 Years Of Great Writing" could be your cup of tea. These curated articles aren't just news; they're snapshots of the world's psyche during times of upheaval and triumph, written by some of the most skilled journalists of the past century. It promises to be an immersive dive into the events that have shaped our modern era, with storytelling that brings those events to life once more.
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Glenn Greenwald
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Metropolitan
Books/macmillan
No Place to Hide
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"No Place to Hide" isn't just a thrilling account of journalistic daring; it's a sobering investigation into the modern surveillance state that could change the way you look at your privacy. Engaging with this book might just make you more critically aware of the digital footprints you leave behind every day—and the eyes that are watching them.
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Luke Harding, David Leigh |
Guardian
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WikiLeaks : Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy
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This book is a gripping account of the controversial figure, Julian Assange, and his trailblazing platform, WikiLeaks. Filled with suspense, it explores the unprecedented leak of classified documents, delving into the debate surrounding Assange's motives and actions. As the authors, David Leigh and Luke Harding, draw you into their own involvement in the publishing drama, you'll be captivated by the inside story of a man who challenged the powerful and sparked global debate on information freedom and transparency. A must-read for those intrigued by the enigmatic world of hacktivism and the ripple effects of whistleblowing.
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