Diino the internet storehouse in the News

• Verizon's Decision to Cancel Users' Internet Service for Illegal Downloading: A Better Option than RIAA Lawsuits?FindLaw8 hours ago

  Have you, or has someone in your household, been illegally sharing copyrighted music or movies online? If so, you might want to think especially carefully about the situation – for, now, that situation may result in your Internet Service Provider (ISP) terminating your Internet access.

• Biz Break: Google Buzz wants a share of your social sharingSan Jose Mercury News4 hours ago

  Today: Google introduces Google Buzz, its new Gmail-based social sharing service. Google cuts the Nexus One equipment recovery fee. IAC reports a $1 billion loss. Electronic Arts stock falls.

• High stakes for state in Internet poker fightThe Desert Sun1 second ago

  A new poker hand was dealt Tuesday as a California Senate committee held an informational hearing on legalizing Internet poker to raise revenue for the cash-deprived state.

• Committee reviews Internet gamblingThe Sacramento Bee60 minutes ago

  A legislative committee today took up the proposal to permit Californians to use their laptops and iPhones to legally wager in an intrastate Internet gambling network run by tribes and card rooms and taxed by the state.

• Hackers shut down Australian government Web sites to protest compulsory Internet filterKitchener - Waterloo Record1 second ago

  SYDNEY, Australia - Hackers shut down several Australian government Web sites Wednesday in a co-ordinated attack against a proposed Internet filter that targets pornography and criminal sites.

• Lack of awareness among internet users a security worryZawya1 second ago

  The role of the Internet Service Provider (ISP) in preventing the spread of viruses and other malicious content through the internet is a much-debated topic, with divergent views offered by service providers, customers, such as major websites, and facilitators in the form of security firms.

• "Safer Internet Program" launched in YerevanPanARMENIAN.Net5 hours ago

  Internet safety tips are available on the web-site of the program.

• Internet gives Saudi women a rare outlet for social interactionMinnPost9 hours ago

  RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Ashwaq's father had heard the scary stories about men using the internet to seduce young, impressionable girls. So when his three daughters asked permission to go online, the answer was an emphatic "no."