Prisoners prepare for the world outside using VR to learn auto repair jobs
Behind bars but not barriers
US prison system proposes total social media ban for inmates, sparking First Amendment concerns
Activists call the proposal "archaic and so inhumane"
Judge tells copyright troll, "no," he cannot continue filing piracy lawsuits from jail
Prenda Law founder says fraud and money laundering laws violate his civil rights
Russia asks prisoners to fill IT vacancies following worker exodus
Up to 100,000 IT specialists are leaving Russia
Finland-based startup Vainu is bringing AI training jobs to select prisons
A better alternative to traditional labor?
WoW player sentenced to a year in federal prison for crashing Blizzard servers
Investing in an anger management course would have been a better idea in hindsight
Major cryptocurrency exchange site BTC-e.com down and accused of money laundering
Bitcoins could be seized by US government
Inmates build two computers while in prison, use them to commit more crimes
Bandwidth throttling finally revealed the scheme
Prison Architect: A Must-See 2013 PC Game
Prison Architect is like 'SimPrison', if there ever was one, made by people who seem to be damn near fearless about making video games about uncomfortable topics. The game is from the indie studio Introversion, who have also made the saddest/best game about nuclear war.
Here's a brief interview with Introversion's own architects about their newest work. They served up some fascinating answers about the possibilities of a game about building and running a prison.
