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FBI warns hundreds of thousands may lose Internet access by July

Washington - The FBI has warned that hundreds of thousands of Internet users across the world may lose access to the Internet by July in the aftermath of a hacker's scam that infected their computers with malicious software.

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Japan's Internet access speed 30 times faster than connections in U.S.

The internet speed inJapan is 61 megabits per second, or nearly 30 times faster than the U.S.’ broadband speed of 1.97 megabits per second. Communication Workers of America are now warning the U.S. to improve speed or lose big in the global economy.

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Indian Students Told to Switch Off the Internet and Get a Life

Authorities at a leading technology college in India hope a ban on net access will encourage students to get to bed earlier and interact with their fellow students more.

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Surfing On The Autobahn - The Internet Goes Mobile

MUNCHEN - The warm glow of success is usually the reward for being the first to achieve anything - that is unless someone else claims to have got there beforehand. It's like that in the car industry at the moment, with makers scrambling to be the fi...

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Ottawa cuts CAP public web access funding

The federal government is cutting funding for a public internet access program, CBC News has learned.

Belarus restricts internet access

A new law in Belarus restricts access to foreign websites and forces internet clubs and cafes to report users visiting sites registered abroad.

In-car internet 'to become norm'

Car bosses predict that the next generation of vehicles with standard in-built internet access is close to becoming reality.

AUDIO: Should online porn be blocked?

If you switch to a new provider for your internet access later this year, you'll be forced to make a choice: do you want access to adult content or not?

Internet providers not subject to Broadcasting Act

Retail internet service providers, such as Rogers and Bell, that provide end‑users with access to broadcasting over the internet are not subject to the Broadcasting Act because they have no control over the programming transmitted, the Supreme Court of Canada rules.