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Today’s links:

• GCHQ Neglected To Tell Its Overseers That The NSA Granted Widespread Access To PRISM Databaseswww.techdirt.com #

• The Experience of Being Trolledwww.youtube.com #

• Bob Hoskins, known for 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' dies at 71www.cnn.com #

• Ten conspiracies told as intriguing whodunit storiesboingboing.net #

• A Hamster Eating Tiny Burritosdigg.com #

• How Fox News Shoved Shepard Smith Back Into The Closetgawker.com #

• The bizarre online origins of 'me irl'www.dailydot.com #

• What a Toilet Hoax Can Tell Us About the Future of Surveillancewww.theatlantic.com #

• NY Times Verbatim: What is a photocopier?boingboing.net #

• Miss Cleo on her fake patois and getting ripped off by the psychic friends networkwww.vice.com #

• Antibiotic resistance now 'global threat', WHO warnswww.bbc.com #

• Programming Sucksstilldrinking.org #

• A fight is brewing over control of the smart home and APIs are the weapon of choicegigaom.com #

• Lynchburg emergency officials have confirmed that a train has gone off the tracks in downtown Lynchburgwww.wset.com #

• The strange triumph of “the little prince”www.newyorker.com #

• 13th Century Multiverse Theory Unearthedscience.slashdot.org #

• Maintaining Internet Freedom Isn't Easy (Video)yro.slashdot.org #

• Has the whale exploded yet?hasthewhaleexplodedyet.com #

• Every 27 seconds, Canadian telcos hand over subscriber data to cops (mostly without a warrant)boingboing.net #

• Which of these 5 apps can replace Softimage?www.creativebloq.com #

• Ukraine crisis: Meeting the little green mener Jean McConville murderwww.bbc.com #

• Jeremy Paxman to quit BBC Two's Newsnightwww.bbc.com #

• London Tube strike: Disruption continues as strike endswww.bbc.com #

• Your corporate internet nightmare starts nowwww.theverge.com #

• Rob Ford ‘ready to take a break’ from campaign as new video allegedly shows him smoking cracknews.nationalpost.com #

• Airplane Classic Sceneswww.youtube.com #