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Administration finalizing Internet gambling regs (AP via Yahoo! News)
The Bush administration is moving in its last weeks to finalize regulations to enforce a controversial law that seeks to block Internet gambling. The move is drawing hot protests from Democratic lawmakers and supporters of online betting.
EU investigates companies blocking Internet calls (International Herald Tribune)
Mobile phone companies may seek to stop customers from accessing applications, like eBay's Skype, to defend voice revenue from the less expensive Internet services.
Afternoon Fix: Christina Aguilera Not Gaga for Internet (E! Online)
• Christina Aguilera is pulling the ol' "Lady GaGa? Never heard of her" act after being accused on numerous occasions of identity theft. Also, the Internet is a stranger to...
Is our Internet future in danger? (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News)
The digital Disneyland of the future -- where we freely work and play online -- may be at risk. Why? Because, some argue, broadband carriers can't support it. The Internet's "free ride" culture has led to more people downloading gigabytes of data at practically no cost. Even if broadband infrastructure's capacity doubled or tripled, there's no avoiding the equivalent of an abrupt work stoppage.
Frank urges U.S. delay Internet gambling rules (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
A senior congressional Democrat on Monday accused the Bush administration of rushing to implement Internet gambling rules that have raised concerns among banks before it leaves office on January 20.
Where Internet Addiction Is Taken Seriously (Portfolio.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Ars Technica reports: By one definition or another, many of us are probably addicted to the Internet in some fashion. China may soon become the first country to officially define Internet addiction and register its findings with the World Health Organization.
Administration finalizing Internet gambling regs (San Francisco Chronicle)
The Bush administration is moving in its last weeks to finalize regulations to enforce a controversial law that seeks to block Internet gambling. The move is drawing hot protests from Democratic lawmakers and supporters of online betting. "This midnight...
Eastwood man stabbed in internet café brawl (Weekly Times)
AN EASTWOOD man is in a stable condition in hospital after he was stabbed several times during a brawl at an internet café in Rowe Street, Eastwood at about 1.15am on Saturday.
Internet sex gang to face prison (BBC News)
Members of an internet sex gang that forced trafficked women to become prostitutes are to face jail.
Administration finalizing Internet gambling regs (The Fresno Bee)
The Bush administration is moving in its last weeks to finalize regulations to enforce a controversial law that seeks to block Internet gambling. The move is drawing hot protests from Democratic lawmakers and supporters of online betting. Read comments