Internet of Things
U.S.-Cuba breakthrough is no slam dunk for Internet
The Obama administration’s historic move to restore ties between the U.S. and Cuba may eventually put more Cubans online, but...
Read moreAfrican startups show signs of growth
African Internet, software and ecommerce startups are meeting increasing success in obtaining early-stage funding and generating revenue, according to a...
Read moreNorth Korea’s Internet restored after over 9-hour outage
North Korea’s Internet was restored Tuesday local time, after an outage that lasted for 9 hours and 31 minutes, according...
Read moreTripAdvisor fined by Italian Antitrust Authority
Italy’s Antitrust Authority has imposed a €500,000 (US$609,000) fine on TripAdvisor, the travel planning website, following complaints of unfair business...
Read moreItaly’s Privacy Authority orders Google removals
Italy’s Privacy Authority has ordered the first removals of Web pages from Google’s search engine under the provisions of last...
Read moreYes, Virginia, ‘The Interview’ will be shown on Christmas Day after all
“The Interview” will be screened in U.S. theaters on Christmas Day, the original release date of the controversial movie, which...
Read moreRackspace DNS recovers after DDoS brings system down
Managed cloud service provider Rackspace has recovered from a DDoS attack that crippled the company’s DNS servers for 11 hours...
Read moreGoogle, Microsoft, Sony make ‘The Interview’ available online
The controversial movie “The Interview” is now available online through Google and Microsoft services as well as a Sony Pictures...
Read morePlayStation Network recovering after outage
Sony’s PlayStation Network is stabilizing after a suspected attack brought it down on Christmas Day and kept it unavailable for...
Read moreReports: North Korea’s Internet access, mobile networks down
North Korea is reportedly suffering Internet and mobile phone service outages Saturday, as the country lashes out against the U.S....
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