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Scottish internet guru, 26, joins Rich List amid billionaire boom - Scotsman Scotsman Scottish internet guru, 26, joins Rich List amid billionaire boom Scotsman By JENNY FYALL AN INTERNET tycoon, who as a teenager set up a website that now attracts 20 million visitors, has joined a growing list of Scots among the UK's richest people. The aptly named Pete Cashmore, 26, from Aberdeenshire set up the website ... and more »

If A Bill Threatens The Internet And No One Is Around To Notice, Whose Fault ... - Mediaite The National If A Bill Threatens The Internet And No One Is Around To Notice, Whose Fault ... Mediaite If A Bill Threatens The Internet And No One Is Around To Notice, Whose Fault Is That? by Josh Feldman | 4:48 pm, April 29th, 2012 A few months ago, I was somewhat up in arms about the Stop Online Piracy Act, mostly focused on the lack of media coverage ... Civil Liberties Groups See Holes In Cyber Defense BillNPR The Shadow State & Corporate Marauder Tag Team vs Bill O' Rights & Person Al ...Pacific Free Press US plan for sweeping surveillance of internet users a betrayal of trustThe National Democratic Underground -DigitalJournal.com all 1,547 news articles »

Internet piracy spawns political party - The Australian The Daily Star Internet piracy spawns political party The Australian PIRATES are capturing Germany's political system as internet piracy morphs into an electoral movement across Europe. The party with the outlaw name started as a marginal club of computer nerds and hackers demanding online freedom, but its appeal as an ... Pirates Party's rapid rise draws ireCANOE Pirates Party's rapid rise upsets German landscapeeuronews Germany's Pirate Party readies for regional pollsDeutsche Welle all 206 news articles »

Prachatai court verdict out today - Bangkok Post Deutsche Welle Prachatai court verdict out today Bangkok Post The decision is likely to have important implications for internet service providers, free speech groups said yesterday. The trial, which ended in February after a serious of adjournments, concerns whether webmasters can be held responsible for ... Thai court set to give verdict on webmaster accused of allowing anti-royal ...Washington Post Thai web editor faces 20 years for 'royal insults'AFP all 69 news articles »

Girl Scouts focus on Internet safety - New York Daily News New York Daily News Girl Scouts focus on Internet safety New York Daily News But recently, while teaching a Brownie troop about the perils of the Internet, she realized just how much times have changed. “We weren't as exposed to the Internet as they are now,” said the 17-year-old Girl Scout Gold Award candidate. and more »

Maine convents turn to Internet for recruitment - The Associated Press The Associated Press Maine convents turn to Internet for recruitment The Associated Press Rather than leave the future of the convents to prayer and chance, Lachance has turned to the Internet. She's using social media and blogging to attract women who feel the calling to serve God and their community. She says she had her awkward moments ... and more »

Dot.ca manager doesn't seem to trust Canadians - Toronto Star Dot.ca manager doesn't seem to trust Canadians Toronto Star By Michael Geist Internet Law Columnist The Canadian Internet Registration Authority, the non-profit agency charged with managing the dot-ca domain name, has emerged in recent years as an important voice on Internet governance. and more »

Fired Yahoo CEO left job with $16.4 million - TheChronicleHerald.ca TheChronicleHerald.ca Fired Yahoo CEO left job with $16.4 million TheChronicleHerald.ca (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS / File) SAN FRANCISCO — Former Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz received a compensation package valued at $16.4 million in her final year on the job, including a $3-million severance payment after the troubled Internet company abruptly ... Ex-Yahoo CEO's $16.4M paypack included $3M severanceCTV.ca all 156 news articles »

Will cuts to public internet workstations affect you? - CBC.ca CBC.ca Will cuts to public internet workstations affect you? CBC.ca by Community Team Posted: April 28, 2012 12:35 PM Last Updated: April 28, 2012 3:17 PM People like Winston Sainnawap, who uses the public computers in Thunder Bay, will be most affected by the cutbacks to public internet workstations. and more »

Real-life Barbie creates Internet sensation - Toronto Sun New York Daily News Real-life Barbie creates Internet sensation Toronto Sun A Ukrainian model who claims to have reached her lifelong dream of being a real-life Barbie doll says she got that way through "hard work for years and good genes." Since Valeria Lukyanova joined Facebook on April 21 — filling her page with hundreds ... 'Real-life Barbie' heats up the Internet - but is she a hoax?New York Daily News Real-life Barbie doll Valeria Lukyanova has become and internet sensationHerald Sun Valeria Lukyanova the 'Living Barbie Doll' Responds to Media Attention (Video)Gather Celebs News Channel WSOC Charlotte -Daily Bhaskar all 128 news articles »