Internet service providers on Friday approached sectoral tribunal TDSAT against the government imposing a licence fee of 4 per cent of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR).

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Sri Lankan police on Friday shut down opposition news websites, accusing them of carrying ‘false and vulgar reports’, months after imposing censorship on news alerts issued by mobile phone companies.

While Internet has become a basic necessity these days, the freedom of Internet users is facing serious threats from various quarters.

Over 40 people on Saturday gathered at the Besant Nagar Beach to

Global hacking movement Anonymous has called for protesters to take to the streets in 16 cities around India on Saturday over what it considers growing government censorship of the Internet.

Indian demonstrators supporting the global hacking movement Anonymous took to the streets on Saturday to protest against what they consider growing government censorship of the Internet.

Investigators say a Philadelphia teen who accidentally shot himself in the head was handling the gun after his manhood was challenged by another person during a webcam chat.

Capt. John Gallagher says

Iran has claimed that it has developed tools that can defend against the recently discovered computer espionage virus called Flame.

Flame was discovered after the UN's International Telecommunicatio

The Union Home Ministry has asked the Department of Telecom to initiate 'strict' action and levy fine on two telecom companies for failing to provide exact details of people using Internet.

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Pakistan restored access to Twitter on Sunday, just hours after blocking the site over posts related to a contest involving caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed, the telecoms authority said.

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I am mystified by our government’s approach to the Internet. It defies logic and lacks consistency with the values of our republic and democracy.

Our vibrant democracy with a constitutionally guaran