UK lawmakers: Most radicalism linked to Internet
Internet service providers should do more to prevent the web from playing a role in promoting violent extremism, British lawmakers said in a report published Monday.
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Internet giants pull content after warning in India courts
Internet giants Google Inc and Facebook removed content from some Indian domain websites on Monday following a court directive warning them of a crackdown "like China" if they did not take steps ...
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My Talk At Russia's Internet Safety Day Conference
(Moscow) Tuesday, February 7th is Internet Safety Day, which was initiated by the European Commission and is celebrated throughout Europe and, to a lesser extent, on other continents. ??I?m filing today?s post from Moscow where I ??spoke at Russia's Safer Internet Day Conference. Below is an edited transcript of my talk. The complete transcript is ...
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How The Internet Has Changed Investing
Discover the significant impact the Internet has had on how we invest and view the markets.
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Internet gambling bill stalled over potential cost
SALT LAKE CITY -- Rep. Stephen Sandstrom's effort to make sure Internet gambling is banned in the state has been put on hold.
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Safer Internet Day focuses on Net safety for families
Today is the ninth annual Safer Internet Day, a European initiative designed to "make the Internet a safer and better place for our children and young people."
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First Internet Bancorp Announces Fourth Quarter, Full Year 2011 Earnings
First Internet Bancorp , parent company of First Internet Bank of Indiana , a premier provider of online retail and business banking services nationwid
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Internet giants pull content after warning in India
Internet giants Google Inc. and Facebook removed content from some Indian domain websites on Monday following a court directive warning them of a crackdown "like China" if they did not take steps to protect religious sensibilities.
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Internet freedom could turn on 'middle countries'
With so much attention focused on online censorship in highly restrictive countries such as China, Iran and Syria, the discussion of global Internet freedom often has tended to exclude the large class of more moderate nations with rapidly growing online populations with only a rudimentary set of laws and policies for the Web.
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Most radicalism linked to Internet, say UK lawmakers
Internet service providers should do more to prevent violent extremism from being promoted on the Web, British lawmakers said in a report that states that the Internet has surpassed universities and prisons as a place where dangerous ideas are developed and traded.
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