Bill Proposes New Powers to Monitor Internet Users

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Kazakhstan to Tighten Internet Law

Tech Week in View

MySpace Announces More Job Cuts

Apple Claims 1M iPhone 3G S Smartphones Sold First Weekend

Intel to Supply Chips for Nokia

Intel will supply Nokia Oyj with processors for mobile devices, as it seeks to enter into the expanding wireless and mobile markets. PHOTOS: REUTERS

Google 'Investigating' China Block

China says Google has failed to remove pornographic links from its Chinese services [GALLO/GETTY]

"We are investigating the matter and hope the service will be restored soon,'' John Pinette, a Google spokesman in Hong Kong, told the Associated Press.

Conservatives Target our Internet Freedom

Neat New Stuff on the Net

Tech Week in View USA

Stuart digs out a cameraman and mails in his first Stateside Tech Week in View as he casts his eye over some of the latest Tech news from around the world.

Facebook m’a Tué... un Futur Enjeu Quasi Technologique à Surveiller

Reader's Revenge: iPhone vs. BlackBerry Revisited

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Militants, 'Hacktivists' Exploit Web, Eye Recruits

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The Matrix Trailer

Telefonica Must Suspend Brazil Internet Sales, Estado Reports

Iran's Internet Censorship Most Sophisticated in the World

The map of the Iranian blogosphere produced by John Kelly and Bruce Etling for their paper, "Mapping Iran’s Online Public: Politics and Culture in the Persian Blogosphere." —Source: Berkman Center

China Disables Some Google Functions

Bozeman to Job Seekers: We Won't Seek Passwords

Internet Surveillance Laws in Canada and Around the World

Proposed Internet Crackdown Gives Cops New Cyber Weapons

Viewpoints : Easier Internet Access is a Tool Police Don't Need

Internet Police in China

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