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Australia Moves to Build High-Speed Network - NYTimes.com
The Australian government said on Tuesday that it would create a publicly owned company to build a national high-speed broadband network worth 43 billion Australian dollars, or $31 billion, in one of the largest state-sponsored Internet infrastructure upgrades in the world.
Net Usage Item :: Firefox Add-ons
Displays a progress bar of your Internet usage (grabbed from your ISP) on your Firefox Toolbar.
RIAA, MPAA Copyright Warnings: Facts and Fiction | TorrentFreak
This week several scary stories surfaced about how the MPAA and RIAA are negotiating with ISPs on how to deal with copyright infringers. Even though it was often presented as news, those who look deeper will realize that this is nothing new at all, just the same old threats dressed up in a new jacket.
Music Industry Orders BitTorrent Blackout | TorrentFreak
Throughout Europe, music industry lobbyists have tried to convince ISPs to block file-sharing sites, and not without success. The Irish ISP Eircom is the first to cave in to the pressure of the music industry, and without any argument will block all file-sharing related websites - starting with The Pirate Bay.
Scholarly paper on the ineffectiveness of using ISPs to police copyright - Boing Boing
Andrew A. Adams (University of Reading) and Ian Brown (Oxford Internet Institute) have just released a new paper on the risks that we face now that the entertainment industry wants to augment DRM with ISP surveillance and termination of accused infringers. They argue that all the evils that arose from ineffective DRM will be magnified by ineffective ISP termination, that the music and film industries will be no richer, and that the public will be at much greater risk of censorship and unfair disconnection from their education, work, health information, families, free speech, and civic engagement via the Internet.
Film studios to become 'police, judge, executioner' - BizTech - Technology
Conversely, the TV and movie industry want ISPs to disconnect people it has identified as repeat infringers. There would be no involvement from police or the courts and the industry would simply provide the IP addresses of users they believe to be illegal downloaders.
"To shift the burden of proof and require that ISPs terminate access to users upon mere allegations of infringement would be incredibly harmful to individual internet users in Australia," the online users lobby group Electronic Frontiers Australia said.
"Every citizen has a right of due process under the law and, when faced with having their internet service terminated, every citizen has the right to ask that the case against them be proven first."
Hard-core Apple fans get their fix - iPhone Insider - Digital Life - smh.com.au
people may get stung with some big bills when they start using the phone's full capabilities and download large amounts of data... This device cries out to be free of hidden and huge data charges and more modelled on unlimited data plans... in the US
I, Cringely . The Pulpit . When Being a Verb is Not Enough | PBS
Google intends to take over most of the functions of existing fixed networks in our lives, notably telephone and cable television.
PBS | I, Cringely . June 22, 2006 - Net Neutered
The only way, in fact, to limit BitTorrent traffic would be to have it made illegal and now we're back again to the clueless Congress that started this whole mess.
Telecoms want their products to travel on a faster Internet - The Boston Globe
AT&T Inc. and BellSouth Corp. are lobbying Capitol Hill for the right to create a two-tiered Internet, where the telecom carriers' own Internet services would be transmitted faster and more efficiently than those of their competitors.
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iiNet unnofficially offer 9 restreams of popular internet radio stations. The data used when you connect to one of these streams currently does not count towards your download quota.
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