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Air Force To Rewrite the Rules of the Internet
Google's Chrome Declining In Popularity
The Internet Is 'Built Wrong'
Anonymous Anger Rampant On the Web
Obama & McCain Conflicting On Net Neutrality
9 Browsers Compared For Speed and Features
AT&T Begins a Trial To Cap, Meter Internet Usage
Canadian Court Rules "Hyperlink" Is Not Defamation
Facebook Nudity Policy Draws Nursing Moms' Ire
Half the Charges Against Pirate Bay Dropped
Senator Diane Feinstein Trying to Kill Net Neutrality
Artists Strive To Wrest Rights From Music Industry
Do We Need a New Internet?
Google's Obfuscated TCP
Internet Not Really Dangerous For Kids After All
Protection From Online Eviction?
TiVo PC Could Be a Game-Changer
Bittorrent To Cause Internet Meltdown
Britannica Goes After Wikipedia and Google
CCC Create a Rogue CA Certificate
Google Over IPv6 Coming Soon
Motorola Testing 4G Mobile Broadband In UK
Scaling Facebook To 140 Million Users
Behind the Cogent-Sprint Depeering
Finding Better Tech Broadcasts?
Mediterranean Undersea Cables Cut, Again
Too Good To Ignore — 6 Alternative Browsers
Wife of Harried Pirate Bay Witness Gets Buried in Internet Love
A Wikipedia Conspiracy and the Wall Street Meltdown
In UK, Broadband Limits Confuse Nine In Ten Users
Jobs Rumor Debacle Besmirches Citizen Journalism
Millions of Internet Addresses Are Lying Idle
Online Billpay Provider Loses Control of Domains
Pirate Bay P2P Trial Begins In Sweden
Web Singletons?
Wikipedia Gears Up For Explosion In Digital Media
Wikipedia's New Definition of Truth
Only 4.13% of the Web Is Standards-Compliant
Researchers Decentralize BitTorrent
SSLStrip Now In the Wild
A Hacker's Audacious Plan To Rule the Underground
Are Newspapers Doomed?
Australia Says No to Internet Censorship
Australian Government Censorship 'Worse Than Iran'
Canadian Groups Call For Massive Net Regulation
China Hijacks Popular BitTorrent Sites
Google Adopts, Forks OpenID 1.0
Kaminsky Bug Options Include "Do Nothing," Says IETF
The Second Coming of Virtual Worlds
The State of UK Broadband — Not So Fast
Wikimedia Simplifies By Moving To Ubuntu
Opera Develops Search Engine For Web Developers
Adbusters Suggests Click Fraud As Protest
After Columbine, Eric Holder Advocated Internet "Restrictions"
Al-Qaeda Web Sites Go Offline
Amazon Beefs Up Its Cloud Ahead of MS Announcement
Australian Study Says Web Surfing Boosts Office Productivity
Belgian ISP Scores Victory In Landmark P2P Case
BitTorrent Calls UDP Report "Utter Nonsense"
Craigslist Agrees With State AGs To Curb "Erotic Services" Ads
Do Twitter Phishing Scams Herald the End of Microblogs?
Doubts Multiply About the "Long Tail"
Flash Cookies, a Little-Known Privacy Threat
Google Chrome Tops Browser Speed Tests
Houses With Tails
How Web Advertising May Go
How to Search Today's Usenet For Programming Information?
Jurassic Web
New Jersey's Cablevision Hijacks DNS Error Pages
Politician Forces German Wikipedia Off the Net
Privacy In BitTorrent By Hiding In the Crowd
Startup Threatened Into Settling Over Hyperlinking
The Internet's Biggest Security Hole Revealed
Tool Shows the Arguments Behind Wikipedia Entries
Website Security Without Breaking the Bank?
Wikipedia Almost Reaches $6 Million Target
World's Smallest IPv6 Stack By Cisco, Atmel, SICS
YouTube Adds Full-Length Television Shows
20 Hours a Month Reading Privacy Policies
AP Considers Making Content Require Payment
Ad Block Plus Filter Maintainer "rick752" Dies At 56
All Korea To Have 1Gbps Broadband By 2012?
Carbonite Stacks the Deck With 5-Star Reviews
Chrome EULA Reserves the Right To Filter Your Web
Computer Models and the Global Economic Crash
Cory Doctorow Calls Death To Music, Movies, Print
Could the Internet Be Taken Down In 30 Minutes?
EU Data-Retention Laws Stricter Than Many People Realized
EU Strikes Down French "3 Strikes" Copyright Infringement Law
Firefox Add-On To Track Your Location Via Wi-Fi
Fixes Released (and More Promised) For "Clickjacking" Exploits
French "Three Strikes" Law Gets New Life
Google Blames Gmail Troubles On Maintenance Goof
Google and Friends Release Net Neutrality Measuring Tools
Happy 40th Birthday, Internet RFCs
Harvard Law's Nesson Says P2P Is "Fair Use"
How a Router's Missed Range Check Nearly Crashed the Internet
ICANN Releases Draft For New TLDs
Internet Communications While At Sea?
Kremlin-Backed Nashi Admits Cyberattacking Estonia
Massive Botnet Returns From the Dead To Spam On
McColo Briefly Returns, Hands Off Botnet Control
National Censorship Plan Offensive, Says Aussie Shadow Minister
Nepomuk Brings Semantic Web To the Desktop, Instead
Network Neutrality Defenders Quietly Backing Off?
Next G8 President Wants To "Regulate the Internet"
Outage Knocks Gmail Offline For Many Users
Relentless Web Attack Hard To Kill
Researcher's Death Hampers TCP Flaw Fix
Researchers Hack Intel's VPro
Researchers Warn of Possible BitTorrent Meltdown
The Role of Experts In Wikipedia
Time Warner Shelves Plans For Tiered Pricing
Time Warner To Offer Unlimited Bandwidth For $150
UK Child Abuse Investigators Resent Being Charged For ISP Data
UK Outlines Plan For Internet Black Boxes
Unsolicited Offer For My Personal Domain Name?
VeriSign Will Support DNSSEC In .com By 2011
Vietnam Imposes New Blogging Restrictions
Why the CAPTCHA Approach Is Doomed
CNN Uses P2P Video & Adds Terrible EULA
China To Run Out of IPv4 Addresses In 830 Days
Germany Legislates For Mandatory Web Filters
Google Chrome, Day 2
Quarter of Workers' Time Online Is Personal
Studios Sue Oz ISP Over Allowing Piracy
UK Government Abandons Piracy Legislation
Untangling Web Information
Virginia High Court Wrong About IP Addresses
CRTC Rules Bell Can Squeeze Downloads
$6 Billion Proposal For High-Speed Internet Grants
10 Years Later, Misunderstood DMCA Is the Law That "Saved the Web"
3D Web Browser Draws Lukewarm Review
40-Gbps DDoS Attacks Worry Even Tier-1 ISPs
97 of Top 100 Classified Sites Are Craigslist
Adobe Building Zoetrope, a Web "Time Machine"
After Domain Squatting, Twitter Squatting
Amazon S3 Adds Option To Make Data Accessors Pay
Argentine Judges Disappear Celebrities From Internet
Australian ISP Argues For BitTorrent Users
Battle Over Minimum Pricing Heating Up
Berners-Lee Wants Truth Ratings For Websites
Best Buy API Aims To Expand Store's Reach Online
Blogger.com Banned In Turkey
Broadband Access Without the Pork?
Chrome On the Way For Mac and Linux
Clarifying the Next Step in Australia's Net-Censorship Scheme
Conviction of Sen. Ted Stevens Is Thrown Out
Court Reinstates Proof-of-Age Requirement For Nude Ads
Cox Communications and "Congestion Management"
DNSSEC Advances in gTLDs; Bernstein Intros DNSCurve
Esther Dyson Grudgingly Defends Internet Anonymity
Estonian ISP Shuts Srizbi Back Down, For Now
Experts Tell Feds To Sign the DNS Root ASAP
Google Returns Chrome To Beta, Touts Speed Boost
Government Begins Securing Root Zone File
ICANN Proposes New Way To Buy Top-Level Domains
IPv6 Adoption Up 300 Percent Over 2 Years
Internet Killed the Satellite Radio Star
Interplanetary Internet Tested In Space
Kazaa Founder Wants Us To Find "Legitimate" Files
Largest Aussie ISP Agrees To "Ridiculous" Net-Filter Trial
MGM First To Post Full-Length Features To YouTube
Making BitTorrent Clients Prioritize By Geography?
Map of Web Content By Perspective
Miro 2.0 Launches Today
Nation-Wide Internet Censorship Proposed For Australia
Nationwide Domain Name/Yard Sign Conspiracy
Net Neutrality Still Lives
Network Neutrality — Without Regulation
New Denial-of-Service Attack Is a Killer
New Tool Promises To Passively ldentify BitTorrent Files
Norwegian Websites Declare War On IE 6
O3B Details Plan for Satellite-Based Bandwidth For Africa
Opera 10 Alpha 1 Released, Aces Acid 3 Test
Political Sites Scale Up For Election Traffic
Raising Doubts About Australia's Broadband Upgrade Plan
Russian Google Competitor Embraces Open Source Messaging
Sprint Cuts Cogent Off the Internet
Spy Agencies Turn To Online Sources For Info
Stallman Says Cloud Computing Is a Trap
Sweden Sees Boom In Legal Downloading
The Backstory of the Kaminsky Bug
The Case Against Web Apps
The Chinese (Web Servers) Are Coming
The Other Side of the Sprint Vs. Cogent Depeering
Time Warner Broadband Cap Trial Rescheduled In Texas
Two Europeans Indicted In US For 2003 DDOS Attacks
UK Gov. Clueless About Own Internet Blacklist
UK Proposes Broadband Expansion, Plus a Music and Film Tax
US Government Responds Harshly To ICANN gTLD Plans
US State Sues Web/SEO Firm For Deceiving Mom-and-Pops
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 Now Final
Web Rescues Un-Aired Super Bowl Ads
What Filters Are Right For Kids?
White Space Plan Would Reuse TV Spectrum
Wikileaks Pages Added To Australian Internet Blacklist
Will W3C Accept DRM For Webfonts?
French Senate Passes Anti-Piracy Internet Cut-Off Law
FTC Kills Scareware Scam That Duped Over 1M Users