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  'Encyclopaedia Britannica' officially out of print, going online-only after 244 years

  By Dante D'Orazio on March 13, 2012 09:31 pm + 19 comments

  Mark another victim of the times. The massive, iconic Encyclopaedia Britannica is now officially out Continue reading…

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  San Jose planning free downtown Wi-Fi network, set for debut later this year

  By Bryan Bishop on March 13, 2012 08:35 am + 14 comments

  Despite having an earlier effort collapse in 2008, the city of San Jose, California is planning to Continue reading…

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  Bahrain and Belarus new 'Enemies of the Internet,' says Reporters Without Borders

  By Sam Byford on March 13, 2012 03:09 am + 9 comments

  Reporters Without Borders has added Bahrain and Belarus to its annual list of countries that it Continue reading…

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  Google will form partnership with Belgian 'paper internet' museum

  By Adi Robertson on March 12, 2012 03:02 pm + 3 comments

  A century-old museum designed to catalog and connect the world's knowledge is getting some help from Continue reading…

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  Yahoo reportedly planning legal action against Facebook over unresolved patent claims

  By Bryan Bishop on March 7, 2012 08:29 pm + 3 comments

  Former search giant Yahoo has been dealing with its fair share of turmoil lately, and now some of Continue reading…

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  Deutsche Telekom's fiber optic network hits 512Gbps in real-world test

  By Ryan Heise on March 6, 2012 03:50 am + 23 comments

  Europe seems to be getting all the fiber love lately, as researchers at Deutsche Telekom hit Continue reading…

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  Yahoo excused from Indian internet censorship lawsuit due to lack of evidence

  By Andrew Webster on March 2, 2012 11:08 am + 8 comments

  Yahoo is the first of the companies accused of hosting offensive content in India to have the Continue reading…

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  Time Warner Cable brings back usage-based billing in South Texas

  By Jeff Blagdon on February 28, 2012 08:07 pm + 42 comments

  Back in 2009, Time Warner Cable tried, unsuccessfully, to bring usage-based billing to market before Continue reading…

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  Anchor accident at sea expected to slow East Africa's internet speeds for up to two weeks

  By Chris Welch on February 27, 2012 01:32 pm + 11 comments

  Internet speeds in six East African countries will be unexpectedly throttled for up to two weeks Continue reading…

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  OnLive Desktop Plus has the fastest (virtual) web browser you've ever used, for $5 a month

  By Sean Hollister on February 22, 2012 07:33 pm + 82 comments

  It's been over two years since OnLive CEO Steve Perlman showed off a cloud-accelerated web browser Continue reading…