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5 March 2008
Pakistani
regime ban of YouTube highlights threat to free Internet
14 January 2008
Australian
Labor government threatens to censor Internet
23 March 2006
On
orders from prime minister's department and police: Australian
web site shut down
20 March 2006
Judge
rejects government demand for Google search terms
14 February 2006
New
version of Google Desktop threatens user privacy
7 February 2006
Google's
China censorship sets dangerous precedent
23 November 2005
US
secures continued control of Internet naming system
26 October 2005
Order
broadens surveillance of Internet users
14 October 2005
Microsoft
and RealNetworks settle antitrust case
17 September 2005
Microsoft
anti-phishing software raises Internet privacy concerns
13 October 2004
FBI
shuts down 20 antiwar web sites: an unprecedented act of Internet
censorship
31 March 2004
European
antitrust case finds against Microsoft
19 February 2004
Microsoft
threat to discontinue Windows 98 and NT operating systems
23 December 2003
European
battle over software patents
12 December 2003
US
court case: Renewed attack on open source software
23 September 2003
Heavy-handed
tactics against music fans: the recording industry's new assault
26 July 2003
Spanish
cut-price music web site forced to close
10 May 2003
Music
industry turns against file sharing customers
1 April 2003
Al-Jazeera
web site under attack from pro-war hackers
28 March 2003
War
coverage takes over as top Internet search
13 December 2002
Australian
High Court libel ruling threatens Internet free speech
12 January 2002
Serious security flaws in Microsoft web browser
How safe is your computer?
6 November 2001
Settlement
reached in Microsoft antitrust case
1 October 2001
PGP
creator defends right to encrypt emails against calls for a ban
24 September 2001
Internet
privacy threatened following terrorist attacks on US
10 September 2001
US
Justice Department drops demand for Microsoft break-up
4 September 2001
European
Union extends investigation of Microsoft
16 July 2001
British
judge loosens restrictions against Internet Service Providers
in Jamie Bulger case
6 July 2001
The
Microsoft lawsuit: Appeals court ruling favours company
8 May 2001
Microsoft
launches attack on open source software
3 May 2001
Recording
industry giants vie for Napster user base
20 April 2001
Britain:
New cybercrime police force threatens civil liberties
19 April 2001
Yahoo's
capitulation to right wing pressure groups sets dangerous precedent
6 March 2001
Britain:
Union hotline reveals widespread exploitation of call centre
staff
5 March 2001
Napster
seeks to block access to copyrighted music
28 February 2001
AOL-Time
Warner threatens children running Harry Potter fan sites
24 February 2001
Napster
offers record companies a new commercial arrangement
15 February 2001
US
Court rejects Napster appeal
18 January 2001
Ten
years of the World Wide Web
12 January 2001
Britain:
new email spy laws lead to sackings
5 January 2001
Yahoo
bans sale of Nazi memorabilia from its Internet auctions
6 December 2000
British
intelligence services seek wide powers to spy on phone calls
and Internet usage
2 December 2000
Microsoft
appeal against break-up, claiming judge was biased
30 November 2000
Recording
giants could join Bertelsmann's embrace of Napster
24 November 2000
French
court rules that Yahoo must block access to auction site
4 November 2000
Online
music-swap firm Napster forms strategic alliance with media giant
Bertlesmann
23 October 2000
The
Internet: US Congress to consider Web filtering in schools and
libraries
18 October 2000
The
Internet: US court challenges online anonymity
17 October 2000
What
is the significance of the delay in the Napster ruling?
12 October 2000
British
firms given right to spy on employees' e-mail and phone calls
10 October 2000
Napster
offers deal to recording industry
2 October 2000
Conclusion
to Microsoft anti-trust case delayed: Supreme Court decides against
expedited hearing
15 September 2000
World
Internet usage grows to 300 million
12 September 2000
MP3.com
face up to $250m penalty for music copyright infringements
6 September 2000
Microsoft
ordered to pay $1 million to US software firm
18 August 2000
LinuxWorld
Conference highlights corporate interest in alternative computer
operating system
17 August 2000
Pro-Napster
protesters vandalise web sites
16 August 2000
Yahoo!
granted reprieve in French court's attempt to block access
9 August 2000
European
Union widens anti-trust case against Microsoft
2 August 2000
Clinton
administration plan for FBI spying on email
28 July 2000
Temporary
injunction granted against Napster
19 July 2000
British
parliament set to adopt law enforcing police access to encrypted
email
15 July 2000
Chinese
government backs development of Linux operating system
9 June 2000
US
Judge orders break-up of Microsoft
2 June 2000
Judge
grants more time to government in Microsoft anti-trust case
23 May 2000
A glimpse behind the veil of business secrets
Microsoft lawsuit reveals predatory corporate practices
20 May 2000
New
email virus potentially more damaging than "Love Bug"
18 May 2000
New
Internet spy agency to be set up in Britain
10 May 2000
More than 20 countries affected
"Love-Bug" virus damage estimated at $10 billion
6 May 2000
Email
virus wreaks havoc on corporate networks throughout Europe and
America
5 May 2000
Metallica joins recording industry's attack on Napster
Rock band launches suit against Internet music downloads
2 May 2000
The
Microsoft law suit, software development and the capitalist market
17 April 2000
French
anti-racist group sets dangerous precedent in court action against
Yahoo!
12 April 2000
Revelations
about Echelon spy network intensify US-European tensions
4 April 2000
British
Internet libel case threatens free speech internationally
31 March 2000
British
Labour government to enforce police access to email encryption
26 February 2000
Britain's
Police Federation forces shutdown of Internet web site
25 February 2000
Growing
concern over Internet privacy
18 February 2000
Montreal
Internet service provider raided by FBI
11 February 2000
Internet
vandals threaten access and expression on the World Wide Web
Action against dissidents in airline contract struggle
US court orders seizure of Northwest flight attendants' home
computers
4 February 2000
Russian
President Putin introduces widespread state monitoring of the
Internet
14 January 2000
AOL
buyout of Time Warner: merger frenzy sweeping corporate America
29 December 1999
Surveys
show significant growth in British Internet use
11 November 1999
Behind
the Microsoft antitrust case: computer giants battle for markets
and profits
17 August 1999
Social
inequality and the World Wide Web
16 August 1999
Internet
produces conflict between commerce and censorship
10 August 1999
White
House plan for FBI Internet spying
16 July 1999
New
techniques to boost the Internet's capacities
11 June 1999
Australian
government introduces Internet censorship laws
18 May 1999
Censorship in the Information Age
How the British government failed to suppress list of MI6 agents
16 April 1999
UK
Internet libel case could set dangerous precedent
27 March 1999
Political police will hack into computers
Wide new powers for Australian spy agency
5 March 1999
Privacy
rights threatened by Intel's new computer chip
3 March 1999
Hackers
shut down East Timor Internet addresses
2 March 1999
Internet
crackdown in China
19 February 1999
Free
Internet providers boost UK access
24 October 1998
US
group sues over new attempt at Internet censorship
8 October 1998
Clampdown
on child pornography used as pretext for state control of the
Internet
2 June 1998
The US government case against Microsoft Monopoly
and the development of computer software
An attack on democratic rights
Former CompuServe executive convicted in Internet censorship
case
6 May 1998
British
MI5 to gain access to encryption keys
15 April 1998
Monopoly in the computer software industry
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