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The British government will discuss new measures to restrict children's access to Internet pornography ...

This summer's London Olympics could be susceptible to cyberattacks, British politician Francis Maude told the BBC ...

A court in Mannheim, Germany, has granted Motorola Mobility an injunction against some of Microsoft's top products, including Xbox, Windows 7 software and Internet Explorer ...

The revelation Monday that Google intentionally collected data while taking photos for Street View could spur the UK to launch its own investigation into Google Street View ...

The Australian parliament plans to ask Apple and Microsoft to defend their pricing policies, according to a report from Australian newspaper The Age ...

The Next Web, a network of online technology outlets, continued its annual conference Friday in Amsterdam ...

The Next Web, a network of online technology outlets, kicked off its annual conference Thursday morning in Amsterdam ...

Google Drive, a digital storage and sharing service, has officially been unveiled around the world. But the service was inaccessible in China from the get-go ...

Earnings report be damned, Netflix has vowed to grow its European operations in the fourth quarter of this year ...

India is the top spam-producing nation in the world, according to a report from Sophos ...

A Germany court ruled Friday that YouTube is responsible for content uploaded to the site ...

There is cross-party pressure in the UK to stay the extradition of 23-year-old Richard O'Dwyer, who founded a website that shared links to TV shows, according to reports ...

The 2012 Olympics in London -- which have been dubbed the "first social media Olympics" -- will be subjected to a dizzying number of social media restrictions, according to a Tuesday Mashable report ...

The Fair Trade Commission, a Korean antitrust agency, has launched an investigation into the Korean units of HP, Oracle and IBM, according to The Korea Times and other news outlets ...

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said Monday that the company will bolster its investments and staff in Japan, according to Bloomberg ...

China's Internet users on Thursday were restricted from accessing foreign websites for about an hour, setting off speculation that the nation was instituting -- or at least testing -- a new online censorship technique ...

This one is a little muddy: A judge in Seattle has ruled that Motorola Mobility Holdings can't seek to ban Microsoft's Xbox or Windows products in Germany ...

Russia is considering holding ISPs responsible for unlawful file-sharing, Giga OM reported Wednesday ...

A day after news emerged that it would cut 10,000 jobs, or roughly 6 percent of its global workforce, Sony on Tuesday forecast a net loss of US$6.4 billion for the business year that just ended -- the largest loss in company history ...