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Urgent need to ban porn websites: Chief Justice of India The Times Of India NEW DELHI: Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan on Sunday said there was an urgent need to ban websites that circulate pornography and hate speeches and emphasized the need for cyber law enforcement. | "The government can place bans on websites that exclusively circulate pornography and hat...
'Many Saudis do not report cyber crimes' Arab News | Muhammad Humaidan | Arab News | JEDDAH: Saudis generally do not complain when they fall victims to cyber crimes. | "Most of the Saudis whose e-mails are hacked prefer to open a new e-mail instead of reporting the matter to the police," Director of IT Committee at the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and...
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The Fight Over Who Sets Prices at the Online Mall Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Where's the price? | On some pages of e-commerce sites selling products like televisions, digital cameras and jewelry, a critical piece of information is conspicuously missing: the price tag. | To see how much these items cost, shoppers must add th...
The Fight Over Who Sets Prices at the Online Mall The New York Times | Where's the price? | On some pages of e-commerce sites selling products like televisions, digital cameras and jewelry, a critical piece of information is conspicuously missing: the price tag. | To see how much these items cost, shoppers must add th...
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US and China pick their fights Asia Times | By Jian Junbo | SHANGHAI - The United States' relations with China during President Barack Obama's first year in office climbed and plummeted like a rollercoaster ride. | Many in...
China Rebukes U.S. Calls to Investigate Hacking The New York Times | BEIJING - China delivered a bristling response on Monday to the United States' demand that it investigate recent attacks on American computers from Chinese soil, saying that any ...
Court stops NYC suit vs. online cigarette vendor The Examiner Comments WASHINGTON (Map, News) - The Supreme Court has ruled against New York City in its effort to use federal racketeering law to sue Internet cigarette sellers for lost tax rev...
Tweet this: Ohio court bans cell phones, laptops The Examiner Comments SANDUSKY, Ohio (Map, News) - An Ohio county has banned cell phones, laptop computers and other electronic devices over concerns that Twitter-happy jurors could trigger mis...
Two futures of the internet: next cold war or up in the clouds The Observer | "THE FUTURE", WROTE the novelist William Gibson in a justifiably famous aphorism, "is already here: it's just not evenly distributed". | The challenge is to spot those unevenÂly distributed peeks into our future. The Apple launch provoked a storm ...
Two futures of the internet: next cold war or up in the clouds The Guardian | Will the future be cyber-attacks and an uneasy balance of terror or cultural collaboration hosted by Google's servers? | The Google offices in Beijing. The internet company is reconsidering how it does business there after being targeted in cyber-a...
Internet rape case jolts Wyoming city The Examiner Comments CASPER, Wyo. (Map, News) - Authorities say a Wyoming woman was assaulted at her front door, raped at knifepoint in her living room and left bound on the floor, and they say one of the men charged in the brutal attack claimed that he thought ...
Basic maintenance keeps computer chugging along The Columbus Dispatch | It was Sunday in a desolate part of New Mexico. A blizzard made it hard to see on I-40. That's just when my old International Harvester Scout coughed, then shuddered. It moved ahead by hops at walking speed. | I pulled off the interstate at an Indian trading post. I walked in and explained my situation and asked the clerk what I could do. Her wor...
Spain's Telefonica may charge Internet search engines like Google for network bandwidth Star Tribune | MADRID - Spanish telecoms operator Telefonica says it is considering charging Internet search companies like Google and Yahoo for network use. | Speaking Monday at a press conference in the northern city of Bilbao, President Cesar Alierta said companies like Google use a lot of network bandwidth for free, something which was lucky for them but no...
