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Internet as human right and the evolution of technology

The internet should be seen as a basic human right, according to to Tim Berners-Lee, the man who invented the World Wide Web. Speaking at the 20th International World Wide Web Conference in India, Berners-Lee emphasised the importance of…

4th April 201110th January 2016 ShinyJess Computers, Features, Internet, Tech Digest news

Google invests in technology to detect government-scale internet tampering (and naughty internet providers)

After searching high and low and not finding a technical problem, Google earlier this week concluded the Chinese government must be tampering with Gmail. The Chinese have denied any wrongdoing, but nothing can be proven either way. But soon…

24th March 20113rd July 2017 ShinyJess Google, Internet, Tech Digest news

Google accuses China of sabotaging Gmail

Following problems with the Gmail email service in China, Google has reached a conclusion: it's not me, it's you. Engineers have looked into the problem at length, and concluded there is nothing technically wrong. This means it must be…

21st March 2011 ShinyJess Google, Tech Digest news

Tory porn block plans not possible say ISPA

The Conservative government's plans to put a blanket block on pornographic websites is not feasible, according to Nicholas Lansman, the secretary general of the Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA). He has instead suggested that responsibility lies with parents in order…

21st December 2010 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news, Websites

Are Twitter preventing WikiLeaks from trending?

Are Twitter preventing WikiLeaks from trending? That's the rumour doing the rounds on the "internetz" right now, as conspiracy theorists are claiming that Twitter are the latest company to pull support for the whistle blowing webiste. Despite a huge buzz…

9th December 2010 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news, Twitter, Websites

WikiLeaks Reveals Google's Struggles In China

It's been over a week since the first documents were leaked by the whistle-blowing site Wikileaks, yet despite the controversy, they continue to publish confidential cables sent from American embassies around the world. The latest cable reveals how Google's…

6th December 2010 LauraScott Google

Video-games Developers Urged not to Drag Religions into Games

Yesterday in Nevada, Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, appealed to video-games developers to avoid inaccurately portraying religious imagery and symbolism in games. Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, argued that freedom of expression is important, but that…

28th October 2010 LauraScott Gaming

Sony executive calls for changes to Australian videogames classification system

Australia has one of the most notoriously strict game rating systems in the world. Many games receive an adult rating in other parts of the world, but otherwise remain untouched, shipping the same way as the developers initially intended….

18th May 20107th April 2017 Gerald Lynch Gaming, Tech Digest news

Google stops censoring Chinese search results, moves HQ to Hong Kong

Google have stopped censoring their users search results in China, after relations between the US company and Chinese officials rapidly deteriorated in the past few months. Google have now moved their Chinese-language search engineers to new offices away from mainland…

23rd March 201021st March 2017 Gerald Lynch Features, Google, Tech Digest news

Switzerland set to ban violent videogames

Here's some bad news for gamers living in Switzerland; a new law has just been passed in the country which will see any game given a PEGI 16+ or 18+ rating banned from sale. The new ruling states that any…

22nd March 201021st March 2017 Gerald Lynch Gaming, Tech Digest news

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