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• EU assembly adopts Internet, phone user rightsSan Francisco Chronicle1 second ago

  The European Parliament has endorsed new telecom rules that would give phone and Internet users more rights and allow them to appeal to national courts if they are cut off for illegal file-sharing. The rules endorsed Tuesday are part of a broad... European Parliament - European Union - File sharing - Government - Multilateral

• EU assembly adopts Internet, phone user rightsBoston Globe1 second ago

  The European Parliament has endorsed new telecom rules that would give phone and Internet users more rights and allow them to appeal to national courts if they are cut off for illegal file-sharing.

• Judges must see evidence of illegal file sharingComputer Active17 minutes ago

  The European Commission has said accusations of illegal file sharing will have to be seen by a judge before a person’s internet connection is cut off.

• ISLAND LOOKS TO IRELAND ON CAR SHARINGJersey Insight3 hours ago

  An internet scheme to encourage car sharing could be considered for Jersey.If it was introduced, islanders would register online and find someone making a similar journey.They would then be encouraged to make their trip in one vehicle.A trial scheme is underway in Ireland and Jersey’s Transport Minister, Mike Jackson, has told Channel 103 he is keen to see if it works.

• Keep a private diary on the internetComputer Active29 hours ago

  The internet is ideal for sharing and publicising ideas, opinions, products and services, so it’s unusual to come across something that’s designed essentially for private use.

• EU formally adopts file sharing rightsMacNN1 second ago

  The European Parliament late yesterday officially approved a final key rule in its telecoms package that will require legal rights for those threatened with losing Internet access in piracy cases. The measure will only allow EU member states to cut off access if it's deemed "appropriate, proportionate and necessary within a democratic society." Any decision will require an objective procedure ...

• Judging the top 10 Internet moments of the decadeCNET1 second ago

  The folks behind the Webby Awards hail the iPhone, Twitter, and Craigslist as stirring some of the most influential developments of the decade. We offer some picks of our own.

• Cable TV will have to find a way to compete with freeKelowna Capital News33 minutes ago

  others also read... Watch out cable TV. The new forms of information sharing over the Internet are starting to threaten your domain. There are already plenty of gizmos in the market to watch TV straight from the Internet, like Apple TV or Blu-ray and other such technologies.