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Good Monday, kittens! Hope you are able to see it through with real, caffeinated coffee, unlike your humble editor here. If the links get progressively less interesting, blame it on the decaf.

‘I AM NOT CHARLIE’: Leaked Newsroom E-mails Reveal Al Jazeera Fury over Global Support for Charlie Hebdo (NationalReview)

Cocky yuppies ‘most prone to 419 scams’ (SATimesLive)

Protest in the Age of Social Media (Medium)

The Parade With the Drums: a report (Pastebin)

Al Qaeda Formallly Takes Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack (TheIntercept)

“Liberte! Charlie!”: Unity March Draws 1.3 Million in Paris (Gawker)

Sex, Drugs, and Pluralistic Ignorance: Why Smart Groups Do Dumb Things (TheAtlantic)

Glenn Greenwald and Nick Denton discuss the value of invective (Kinja)

CIA Historical Study: Power Moves Involved in the Overthrow of an Unfriendly Government (PublicIntelligence)

Huh? Google Crowns a New Pirate Bay (TorrentFreak)

Why We Procrastinate (Nautilus)

A Bitcoin-Powered Marketplace Could Change the Future of Secrets (CoinDesk)

Paris terror attacks: ISPs face pressure to share MORE data with governments (TheRegister)

The ubiquitous social media ‘buy’ button and the journey of authentication (HelpNet)

The Comedy the Pentagon Wishes We’d Forget (WarIsBoring)

Robot Journalist Finds New Work on Wall Street (MIT)

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