US hands over control of internet on schedule - despite last-ditch protests
Even against a backdrop of political opposition, the US government has gone ahead and passed responsibility for the internet's naming system to ICANN.
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Zuckerberg under fire: 'Facebook wrong to censor famous Vietnam pic of napalm child'
The editor of Norway's largest paper and the nation's prime minster have slammed Facebook for what they're calling its authoritarian attitude.
Apple, Google, Microsoft pile in: 97 US tech firms file brief against Trump's travel ban
Ninety-seven firms have signed a court brief opposing President Donald Trump's immigration restrictions on seven majority Muslim nations.
Google shuts down neo-Nazi site's domain and YouTube channel
Tech firms have moved to cut off a hate site after this weekend's violent protests in Charlottesville.
EU to Skype, WhatsApp: You'll have to support emergency calls under new rules
Europe hopes a new set of telecoms rules, which now cover online services such as WhatsApp, will boost investments in high-speed broadband.
NSW RTA in $1.5m Optima claim
The New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority has claimed it is owed $1.5 million by failed Australian PC-maker Optima on a $5 million deal inked in 2006.
Apple has literally extracted a ton of gold from recycling old hardware
Apple has found a pot of gold at the end of its efforts to recycle millions of devices last year under its reuse program.
Google's backing controversial TPP trade pact: 'It's a step forward for the internet'
The Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement that some fear could cost US jobs has won the support of Google.
SMS buys Pelion BI consultancy
ASX-listed IT consultancy SMS Management & Technology has acquired boutique business intelligence consultancy Pelion.
Peru orders 260,000 Negroponte laptops
One month after the One Laptop Per Child charity went into mass production with its US$188 laptop, the Peruvian government has signed a contract to purchase 260,000 units.