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Sunday, 5 December 2010

China believes the Internet is 'controllable' - Examiner.com (VERIZON BROADBAND)

China believes the Internet is 'controllable' - Examiner.com

Sydney Morning Herald

China believes the Internet is 'controllable'
Examiner.com
The Chinese were also shown to be somewhat obsessed with the Internet, both as a force for espionage, as well as a threat to their quest for maintaining ...
WikiLeaks shows why China raised heat on GoogleSan Francisco Chronicle
Wikileaks Cables Reveal China's Fear of the WebThe AtlanticWire
Week In News: Chinese Internet HackingNPR
The Atlantic -The Guardian -Reuters
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6 Reasons Groupon's Rejection Of Google Is Great For The Universe (GOOG, OPEN ... - San Francisco Chronicle

The Guardian


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WikiLeaks: Internet backlash follows US pressure against whistleblowing site - The Guardian

Telegraph.co.uk

WikiLeaks: Internet backlash follows US pressure against whistleblowing site
The Guardian
That, campaigners say, points to the principal weakness in the internet's pyramidial DNS setup, where a limited number of site registrars can control ...
WikiLeaks struggles to keep its site active onlineWashington Post
US Politicizes Internet Over Wikileaksallvoices
Wikileaks sites pop up over EuropeZDNet Australia
Tampabay.com -Telegraph.co.uk -Nashua Telegraph
all 1,121 news articles »

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Three Lessons from WikiLeaks: How the Internet is Changing Information Warfare - DailyFinance

The Guardian

Three Lessons from WikiLeaks: How the Internet is Changing Information Warfare
DailyFinance
What's more, the built-in characteristics of the Internet that make it so resilient also make it impossible for a single entity to truly control information ...
PayPal joins internet backlash against WikiLeaksThe Guardian
Wikileaks prepares for possible Twitter account terminationExaminer.com
Another blow for WikiLeaks as PayPal cuts off fundsCTV.ca
WorldNewsVine -News West Midlands
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Vt. city stumbles in effort to do telecom itself - Wall Street Journal

Vt. city stumbles in effort to do telecom itself
Wall Street Journal
... voters of Vermont's biggest city decided in 2000 to form their own company to provide telephone, Internet and cable TV service. Nearly 11 years later, ...

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Visited porn? Web browser flaw secretly bares all - The Associated Press

Afterdawn.com

Visited porn? Web browser flaw secretly bares all
The Associated Press
Current versions of the Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers still allow this, as do older versions of Chrome and Safari, the researchers said. ...
Egypt 182-day T-bill avg yield up to 9.891 pctThe Africa Report
Internet Explorer 6 market share finally falls under 15 percentAfterdawn.com
Web sites are stealing browser historiesComputerworld Australia
Chicago Tribune -browser media
all 213 news articles »

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Opinion: The FCC's Fatal Conceit - CBS News

Ars Technica

Opinion: The FCC's Fatal Conceit
CBS News
The conceit is nicely exposed in this one key line from Mr. Genachowski's December 1 statement announcing his plan to schedule a vote on his Internet ...
Sensible framework for InternetLewiston Sun Journal
FCC net neutrality plan faces battle with GOPTMCnet
The FCC Won't Let Me BeWall Street Pit
The New American -Big Think -Wall Street Journal
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Explosion Kills 7 in China Internet Café - Voice of America

Jakarta Post

Explosion Kills 7 in China Internet Café
Voice of America
Chinese officials say a deadly explosion at an Internet cafe in the country's southwest appears to have been caused by an illegal storage of chemicals in a ...
Officials: Chemicals behind China explosionCNN
China blast kills 7 in Internet cafeUPI.com
Chemical blast kills 7 at Internet cafe in ChinaForbes
The Associated Press -Oneindia -RTT News
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