 Newsday | Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom denied Internet access, helicopters under bail ... Washington Post WELLINGTON, New Zealand — He took his name from the Internet — but now he cannot use it. Kim Dotcom, the founder of the website Megaupload, has been ordered not to have any Internet access as part of his bail conditions. US authorities allege Dotcom ... Kim Dotcom wins bail in fight against US extradition Bail rules prevent Kim Dotcom from using Internet Kim Dotcom: Free - but offline |
 Los Angeles Times | Netflix shares fall on worries about big new rival Boston.com SAN FRANCISCO—Netflix's stock dropped 5 percent Wednesday amid worries that the Internet video service's subscriber growth will dwindle and licensing fees will rise now that cable-TV provider Comcast is offering an alternative plan to its customers. Comcast Takes Aim at Netflix Netflix Falls as Comcast Boosts Competition: Los Angeles Mover Comcast launches Streampix video service |
 ZDNet | FCC urges Internet companies to safeguard Web Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Internet service providers need to work harder to prevent hacks, data theft and other fraud, including contacting customers whose infected computers have been hijacked by organized crime and helping them clean out viruses, ... FCC Asks Internet Providers to Strengthen Network Security FCC chairman calls on ISPs to help fight cyber attacks FCC Pushes ISPs to Fight Botnets, Other Cyber-Security Threats |
 CANOE | Is Google ignoring Internet privacy? [Update] CBS News If so, that raises a troubling question: Is Google deliberately ignoring Internet users' privacy preferences? According to the Wall Street Journal, Google and other advertising network owners used special code to bypass Safari's privacy settings, ... State AGs Target New Google Privacy Policy Consumer Watchdog Praises State Attorneys General Action Against Google Mobile applications to post privacy policies before installation under ... |
KT reviewing network fees on Youtube, Internet TVs Reuters SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's top Internet provider, KT Corp plans to charge data-heavy content providers such as Google's Youtube and Internet-enabled TV service operators to subsidize costly network upgrades, a KT executive said on Thursday. |
 MyFox Houston | Google Aims to Offer Kansas City TV Wall Street Journal Earlier this month Google said it had begun laying fiber-optic cables in Kansas City, Mo., and neighboring Kansas City, Kan., that would provide Internet service at competitive rates to local residents but at speeds more than 100 times as fast as what ... Google hints at TV service for ultra-fast broadband test Google to launch pilot pay-TV program in Kansas City Google to launch pilot pay-TV program in US |
 Wall Street Journal | Turkey's Internet Tiger Shows Signs of Stirring Wall Street Journal With this rising tide, is now the time for investors to be contemplating Turkey's growing Internet economy? Certainly the statistics look good. According to the European Union, Turkey's real gross-domestic-product growth for 2010 was 9%, ... |
 TIME | Google ignores browser privacy settings Vancouver Sun The California-based Internet giant continued to staunchly defend itself meanwhile against accusations that it had put profit ahead of privacy. Controversy ignited last week after it was revealed that Google ad-targeting "cookies" bypassed ... Google Tricks Internet Explorer into Accepting Tracking Cookies, Microsoft Claims Google Is Dodging Internet Explorer's Privacy Protections (So Is Facebook) ICO 'enquiring' about Google's serving of tracking cookies |
 BBC News | Acta: EU court to rule on anti-piracy agreement BBC News The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Acta) has been criticised by rights campaigners who argue it could stifle free expression on the internet. EU trade head Karel De Gucht said the court will be asked to clarify whether the treaty complied with ... EU, facing opposition, suspends ratification of copyright treaty, refers to ... Acta approval stalled by European commission Anti-piracy pact falters after protests |
 Music Feeds | Internet crashes for Telstra customers The Age An internet outage affected Telstra and iiNet customers across the country on fixed and mobile connections this afternoon, the telcos say. The outage began about 1.40pm AEDT after Telstra lost connectivity to its international data network, ... Unknown fault darkens Australia's Internet Telstra Lost The Internet, Not Sure Why Millions with no internet after unexplained Telstra outage |
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