By Jay StanleySince the Pentagon's ""Total Information Awareness"" entered the news recently, the Pentagon, the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation and others have begun claiming that the ...

But Total Information Awareness was creepy enough that it didn’t just set off the Alex Joneses of the world. There was a huge backlash against the idea of just collecting everyone’s data.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA, for short) is beginning to contract with technology research and design companies to develop breakthroughs that will “someday” lead to the… ...

On November 18, when asked at a press briefing about the Poindexter-led Total Information Awareness program, part of the Defense Advanced Research and Development Agency (DARPA), Defense Secretary ...

Way back in 2003, the Pentagon proposed a super-invasive, super-scary program called Total Information Awareness (TIA). TIA would've been a massive government database of highly personal information, ...

Yet ever since DARPA announced plans for a Total Information Awareness (TIA) program to use Americans’ personal data in predicting terrorist behavior, privacy advocates have been fruitlessly ...

The Senate has voted to slow down, at least, the implementation of John Poindexter's Total Information Awareness Program. This is the new Defense department internet snooping mega-project, which ...

Building TIA The Pentagon began advertising for bids to work on TIA last March, inviting ideas to exploit "novel" information sources and new electronic research methods.

The Senate puts limits on the military's "total information awareness" program, pending a review of the program's impact on individual privacy. The program's goal is to analyze huge amounts of ...

Intelligence agencies want faster, easier access to e-mail, telephone logs, and financial records-including yours. It's all in the name of Homeland Security. The Pentagon is working on the world's ...

But Total Information Awareness was creepy enough that it didn't just set off the Alex Joneses of the world. There was a huge backlash against the idea of just collecting everyone's data.