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Pirate Bay Co-Founder will be deported from Cambodia, say authorities

Cambodian authorities will deport Pirate Bay cofounder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Reuters reported Tuesday, although it remains unclear what country he will be sent to.

Pirate Bay co-founder arrested in Cambodia at Sweden's request

One of the cofounders of infamous torrent site The Pirate Bay has been arrested in Cambodia under an international warrant.

Ireland calls for blazing fast minimum Internet speeds of 30Mpbs

On Thursday, the Irish Times reported that Irish Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte unveiled an ambitious national broadband plan, which aims to deliver a minimum of 30 millions of bits per second (Mbps) for everyone in the country.

Reddit sponsors internet 2012 national bus tour

That's part of the motivation behind the Internet 2012 Bus Tour, a partially Reddit-sponsored junket that hopes to travel the country gathering stories of how the internet has impacted American lives — and draw bipartisan support for the Open Internet.

India: Is China right about the internet?

NEW DELHI — Is China right about the internet? The government of India seems to think so.

UK pledges speediest broadband Internet service in EU by 2015

Think your Internet service could be faster? British Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt agrees - and he's pledged that the UK will have the fastest Broadband service in the EU by 2015, if he has his way.

US refuses to hand over Internet control to UN

The US response to international efforts to get it to hand over control of the Internet? Absolutely not.

Women coders in Finland take on the “newest boy’s club”

HELSINKI — The organizers of a new NGO believe the internet needs more women coders to progress. For that to happen, they must understand coding.

More Chinese use Internet on mobile phones than on computers

Mobile phones are now the most popular way for the average Chinese citizen to get online, reported the China Internet Network Information Center today - a transition that may mirror a worldwide shift to mobile Internet, away from the PC access of old.

Online videos in China will be subject to more censorship, government regulators say

China's infamous Internet censorship is getting worse, and now popular online TV shows are feeling the heat. According to a BBC report, Chinese video websites must pre-screen and censor all original online content - or face the consequences.
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