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Behind the Great Chinese Firewall
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/feb/09/
internet.china
Caught in the Web: A cultural critic - and former blogger -
looks at the Internet and finds nothing good.
http://www.washingtonpost.co
m/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/07/AR2008020702946.html
Internet service restored in Mideast and Asia [Reuters]
http://iht.com/articles/2008/02/10/business/cable.php
http://uk.reuters.com/article/internetNews/idUKL
0872927920080208
Password pain looks set to ease
htt
p://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7234499.stm
Facebook can ruin your life. And so can MySpace, Bebo...
http://
www.independent.co.uk/news/science/facebook-can-ruin-your-li
fe-and-so-can-myspace-bebo-780521.html
Freedom Of Information: Facebook – the new battleground in
Iraq and Afghanistan
http://www.independent.co.uk/ne
ws/uk/home-news/freedom-of-information-facebook-ndash-the-ne
w-battleground-in-iraq-and-afghanistan-779766.html
Social networking in the classroom?!
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/social-netw
orking-in-classroom.html
Teens posting personal info: Study
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/teens-po
sting-personal-info-study.html
Facebook translated into Spanish
http:
//news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7234591.stm
Facebook pokes Vodafone in mobile tie-up
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/
tol/news/tech_and_web/article3328527.ece
Google squares up to Microsoft with the Gphone
http://business.times
online.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article3
330854.ece
Another US spammer hit by CAN-SPAM [IDG]
http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?Ne
wsID=11323
Mobile phone companies join war on internet child porn
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/200
8/feb/11/mobilephones.technology
nz: E-crime dangers on rise
http://
stuff.co.nz/thepress/4391890a6009.html
PC Magazine on parental controls
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/pc-magazi
ne-on-parental-controls.html
http://www.pcmag.com
/category2/0,2806,1639158,00.asp
Yahoo Expected to Reject Microsoft’s Takeover Offer
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/10/business/10yahoo.html
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INTERNET USE
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Behind the Great Chinese Firewall
210 million Chinese have web access and any day now China
will have more users than the US. But instead of spreading
freedom, the net has been tamed by Beijing's iron grip
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/feb/09/
internet.china
Caught in the Web: A cultural critic - and former blogger -
looks at the Internet and finds nothing good.
... Siegel's book is a jeremiad against the ills the
Internet has visited upon our lives. He raises important
points, many of them previously made by others but
forcefully recapitulated here: the Web's role in promoting
social isolation; the confusion of popularity -- voting for
favorites -- with true democracy; the economic motives
driving the Web, and the use of "participatory
culture" as a lure for customers; the constant delivery
of undigested information bits, knowledge "withering
away into information."
http://www.washingtonpost.co
m/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/07/AR2008020702946.html
Internet service restored in Mideast and Asia [Reuters]
Services on two of three broken undersea cables providing
Internet services to parts of the Middle East and Asia have
been restored and repairs on the third were nearly complete
Sunday, the cables' operators said.
http://iht.com/articles/2008/02/10/business/cable.php
http://uk.reuters.com/article/internetNews/idUKL
0872927920080208
Anchor caused cut in Internet cable in Persian Gulf, cause
of Mediterranean cuts still unknown [AP]
An abandoned anchor was responsible for cutting one of the
undersea Internet cables severed last week, causing
disruptions across the Middle East and parts of Asia, the
cable's owner said Friday.
http://news.smh.com.au/anchor-caused-
cut-in-internet-cable-in-persian-gulf-cause-of-mediterranean
-cuts-still-unknown/20080209-1r6b.html
http://news.theage.com.au/anchor-c
aused-cut-in-internet-cable-in-persian-gulf-cause-of-mediter
ranean-cuts-still-unknown/20080209-1r6b.html
One cable cut explained, but 4 others still a mystery [AFP]
A ship's anchor severed one undersea Internet cable damaged
last week, it was revealed on Thursday amid ongoing outages
in the Middle East and South Asia, but mystery shrouds what
caused another four reported cuts. There has been
speculation that five cables being cut in almost as many
days was too much of a coincidence and that sabotage must
have been involved.
http://ne
ws.theage.com.au/one-internet-cut-explained-but-four-others-
still-a-mystery/20080208-1qx0.html
http://news.
smh.com.au/one-internet-cut-explained-but-four-others-still-
a-mystery/20080208-1qx0.html
Password pain looks set to ease
Using your favourite websites and services could soon mean
memorising far fewer passwords. Tech giants Microsoft, IBM,
Google and Yahoo have joined the board of the Open ID
Foundation which aims to streamline login systems across the
web.
htt
p://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7234499.stm
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SOCIAL NETWORKING
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Facebook can ruin your life. And so can MySpace, Bebo...
In the judicial backwater of a New Jersey federal court, a
case is being heard that nominally affects two families but
should also make millions of Britons think twice about
something they do every day: put highly personal information
on Facebook, MySpace or Bebo.
http://
www.independent.co.uk/news/science/facebook-can-ruin-your-li
fe-and-so-can-myspace-bebo-780521.html
Freedom Of Information: Facebook – the new battleground in
Iraq and Afghanistan
Social networking sites present a PR problem for the Army.
Robert Verkaik, Law Editor, examines newly released papers
showing how the generals intend to tackle the new media
http://www.independent.co.uk/ne
ws/uk/home-news/freedom-of-information-facebook-ndash-the-ne
w-battleground-in-iraq-and-afghanistan-779766.html
Social networking in the classroom?!
There was a debate going on recently over at The Economist,
and the pro-social-networking side won. For parents or
anyone interested in social networking's benefits and not
just its risks, let me zoom you in on a very meaty
discussion, starting with points from the Economist debate's
opening arguments, both pro and con (not answers, not just
good food for thought): From Prof. Michael Bugeja at Iowa
State University: "Facebook or MySpace are programmed
for revenue generation, especially the vending of marketing
data and the advertising base that can be established
because of that data. To do so, those networks rely on
technology developed by military (to surveil) and industry
(to sell). The fact that both happen simultaneously is no
fluke because the programming is designed to amass
psychographics on users too busy depicting each other like
products to notice the surveillance.... Social networks
advertise access to this diverse world while simultaneously
confining users to affinity groups so as to sell, sell,
sell."
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/social-netw
orking-in-classroom.html
Teens posting personal info: Study
For their safety online, kids have been cautioned for years
not to give out personal information online. Well, we now
know from researchers at the University of New Hampshire's
Crimes Against Children Research Center that giving out such
info isn't in itself a safety risk. We now have further
insights into teens' info-sharing practices in the Journal
of Adolescence. Here's what Profs. Justin Patchin and Sameer
Hinduja found:
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/teens-po
sting-personal-info-study.html
Facebook translated into Spanish
Facebook has introduced a Spanish version of its popular
social networking website as part of efforts to attract new
audiences.
http:
//news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7234591.stm
Facebook Says Hola to Spanish Amigos [Reuters]
Facebook.com has introduced a version of the site for
Spanish-language speakers, the first of several languages
beyond English the social network site plans to offer, the
company said on Thursday.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/i
dUKN0742117220080208
http://www.washingtonpost.co
m/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/07/AR2008020703368.html
http://informationweek.com/news/showArticle.
jhtml?articleID=20610633
Facebook pokes Vodafone in mobile tie-up
Social networkers will now be able to get messages and
status updates sent directly to their mobile phones
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/
tol/news/tech_and_web/article3328527.ece
Facebook Links Up With Vodafone on Mobile Platform [IDG]
Facebook took a new step into the mobile realm on Thursday,
launching a platform for operators designed to make its
social networking application work better on portable
devices.
http://www.nytimes.com/idg/IDG_002570DE00740
E18802573E80035C23D.html
http://www.pcworld.
com/article/id,142239-c,pdacellphonehybrids/article.html
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES
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Pushing Paper Out the Door - paper use plateaus
After rising steadily in the 1980s and ’90s, worldwide
paper consumption per capita has plateaued in recent years.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/10/business/10metrics.ht
ml
Google squares up to Microsoft with the Gphone
Google is preparing to shake up the mobile sector by
unveiling the first “Gphone”. The search giant, which is
angling for a chunk of the potentially highly lucrative
wireless advertising market, is expected to produce a
prototype mobile handset next week at the Mobile World
Congress show.
http://business.times
online.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article3
330854.ece
First Google Android phone to debut next week?
The first mobile phone to incorporate Google's open-source
Android platform will debut at next week's Mobile World
Congress in Barcelona, a source close to British chipmaker
ARM Holdings has told Reuters.
http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/02/07/g
oogle-android-phone_1.html
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SPAM
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Another US spammer hit by CAN-SPAM [IDG]
A US judge has ordered a Las Vegas company to stop making
weight-loss and anti-ageing claims and to stop sending spam,
the Federal Trade Commission has announced.
http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?Ne
wsID=11323
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ONLINE CRIME, SECURITY & LEGAL
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Mobile phone companies join war on internet child porn
The mobile phone industry will today announce its intention
to shut off all access to child pornography on mobile phones
that can access the internet, making the mobile internet
safer than the world wide web.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/200
8/feb/11/mobilephones.technology
Malicious programs hit new high
The number of malicious programs found online has reached an
unprecedented high, say security firms. Reports vary but
some estimates suggest there were five times as many
variants of malicious programs in circulation in 2007
compared to 2006.
htt
p://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7232752.stm
India to train thousands more cyberpolice
Training centres for thousands more cyberpolice are planned
in India as the country's IT industry tries to boost its
security credentials.
http://news.zdnet.
co.uk/security/0,1000000189,39292697,00.htm
nz: E-crime dangers on rise
Almost 100,000 Kiwis have been victims of electronic
identity theft and thousands more have been sent offensive
or threatening emails.
http://stuff.co.nz
/4391898a11.html
h
ttp://stuff.co.nz/stuff/thepress/4391890a6009.html
http://
stuff.co.nz/thepress/4391890a6009.html
au: 'So sue me' taunt to agents over 'defamatory' web
articles
CONSUMER advocate Neil Jenman has called on two South Yarra
real estate agents to sue him for defamation
after they launched legal action to stop internet access to
two of his articles. Paul Castran, managing director of the
firm Castran Gilbert, and the company's sales director Mark
Forytarz say they have been defamed by allegations of
improper or illegal behaviour.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2008/02/08/1202
234210693.html
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2008/02/08/1202234210
693.html
au: Teenagers reported over YouTube postings
Adelaide police have reported two teenagers from the
north-eastern suburbs who are alleged to have posted videos
of illegal incidents on the internet site YouTube.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/08/2158286.h
tm
Police probe fights, bullying on YouTube
Police have vowed to charge several Adelaide teenagers they
say have been involved in illegal incidents that have been
posted on the internet site YouTube.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/07/2157105.h
tm
RBN - pedopornography on the Internet
In recent days, many people have brought to my attention the
existence of a provider, Russian Business Network (RBN),
which, it would seem, is based in Russia, although there are
no references made to the location of its offices nor is any
address or server indicated. The provider hosts hundreds of
paedo-pornographic sites.
http://www.ec.europa.eu/commissi
on_barroso/frattini/welcome/archives_2008_en.htm
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CHILD PROTECTION, FILTERING & CONTENT REGULATION
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uk: Ministers plan clampdown on 'unsuitable' video games
A legally enforceable cinema-style classification system is
to be introduced for video games in an effort to keep
children from playing damaging games unsuitable for their
age, the Guardian has learned. Under the proposals, it would
be illegal for shops to sell classified games to a child
below the recommended age. ... Ministers are also expected
to advise parents to keep computers and games consoles away
from children's bedrooms as much as possible, and ask them
to play games in living rooms or kitchens facing outward so
carers can see what is being played.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/feb
/09/games.digitalmedia
uk: From the Parliament of the UK: Motion made, and Question
proposed, That this House do now adjourn.— [Mr. Blizzard.]
[6 Feb 2008 : Column 1089]
Mr. Hugo Swire (East Devon) (Con): Seven or so years ago, a
Home Office Minister said in a parliamentary answer on the
task force for child protection that the “aim is to make
the United Kingdom (UK) the best and safest place in the
world for children to use the internet”.—[ Official
Report, 4 February 2002; Vol. 379, c. 671W.] Last year,
however, 32 per cent. of children said that they had
received unwanted, nasty or sexual comments while on the
web. Freedom of information and the unhampered exchange of
that information are, of course, at the heart of a free
world. What we do not want is Government control of the
internet, such as exists in China and elsewhere. The
internet is a space for creativity, communication and a
fantastic tool for use in education. Too often, any
discussion of internet safety leads to the internet being
labelled as a bad thing. Clearly, the reverse is the case,
but internet users should expect a degree of protection not
least from fraud and illegal content, and, for our
children, from harmful content.
http://www.publication
s.parliament.uk/pa/cm200708/cmhansrd/cm080206/debtext/80206-
0024.htm
http://www.publication
s.parliament.uk/pa/cm200708/cmhansrd/cm080206/debtext/80206-
0025.htm
PC Magazine on parental controls
Parents might be interested in the latest reviews of
filtering and monitoring software here at PC Magazine. The
top-rated products are Net Nanny 5.6, Bsafe Online, Safe
Eyes, and Webroot Child Safe.
http://netfamilynews.org/2008/02/pc-magazi
ne-on-parental-controls.html
http://www.pcmag.com
/category2/0,2806,1639158,00.asp
au: Safer Internet Day: ACMA participates in worldwide event
to promote cybersafety [news release]
School children from around the country will participate
tomorrow in Safer Internet Day, an international program run
in over 50 countries to raise awareness of the importance of
cybersafety. ‘Safer Internet Day is a fun and effective
way to raise awareness of issues affecting children
online,’ said Chris Chapman, chairman of the Australian
Communications and Media Authority, which is co-ordinating
Safer Internet Day activities in Australia through its
cybersafety program.
http://a
cma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD/pc=PC_310963
us: Parents seek more funds for child-porn victims
Parents of children kidnapped, tortured or murdered by
sexual predators, citing new research that shows hundreds of
thousands of child pornography leads go uninvestigated,
planned to call today for increased funding.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-02-06-kidpo
rn_N.htm
us: States push for cyberbully controls
The problem of cyberbullying gained national attention last
November when the story surfaced of a 13-year-old Missouri
girl who killed herself following an Internet hoax.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-02-06
-Cyberbullying_N.htm
au: Labor‘s $30M technology funding cut will not affect
the industry
The Labor government has taken a blade to some of the
previous government's pre-election promises for the 2007-08
fiscal year, including $30 million from the federal
technology budget. ... Cuts to technology related spending,
include marketing dollars for the controversial NetAlert
program, amount to $30 million.
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/NewsStory.aspx?story=69791
NetAlert funding slashed in Labor bugdet cuts
The Labor government has cut funding to NetAlert, the
previous government's home and public library free filtering
scheme.
http://secur
ecomputing.net.au/news/69792,netalert-funding-slashed-in
-labor-bugdet-cuts.aspx
Porn-blocker hit as Razor Gang slash AU$30m off tech
The Rudd government's so-called Razor Gang has taken the
blade to some of the Howard government's pre-election
promises for the 2007-08 fiscal year, including AU$30
million sliced from the federal tech budget. ... The total
spending cuts amount to AU$642.9 million, affecting
environmental, cultural, communications and technology
initiatives. Cuts to technology related spending, including
marketing dollars for the controversial NetAlert program,
amount to AU$30 million.
http://www.builderau
.com.au/news/soa/Porn-blocker-hit-as-Razor-Gang-slash-AU-30m
-off-tech-/0,339028227,339285727,00.htm
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FILE SHARING
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us: RIAA boss: Move copyright filtering from ISPs to
users’ PCs
... At a Washington, DC, tech conference last week, RIAA
boss Cary Sherman suggested that Internet filtering was a
super idea but that he saw no reason to mandate it. Turns
out that was only part of the story, though; Sherman's a
sharp guy, and he's fully aware that filtering will prompt
an encryption arms race that is going to be impossible to
win... unless users somehow install the filtering software
on their home PCs or equipment.
http://ar
stechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080207-riaa-boss-spyware-could
-solve-the-encryption-problem.html
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COMMENT, MICROSOFT & DEVELOPMENTS
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Yahoo Expected to Reject Microsoft’s Takeover Offer
Yahoo's board plans to reject Microsoft's US$44.6 billion
hostile bid in a letter on Monday, saying the offer
undervalues Yahoo, people involved in the discussions said
Saturday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/10/business/10yahoo.html
Microsoft, Yahoo! and Google: Giants in combat
This was the week that seemed to confirm the new balance of
power in the technology industry. Computing is moving
online, away from the desktop—and away from Microsoft, the
desktop-software leviathan, to Google, master of online
search. Microsoft's determination not to lose the struggle
became clear when it bid $44.6 billion in cash and shares
for Yahoo!, an ailing internet giant (see article). If the
deal goes ahead, it will reshape the technology industry and
clear the way for a straight fight between Microsoft and
Google for dominance in the internet era. But whether
Microsoft's bid succeeds or fails, it changes how all three
firms are perceived.
http://economist.com/opinion/displaystory.cfm?sto
ry_id=10651824
Microsoft v Google - When clouds collide
The collision of two clouds is a gentle affair—except,
that is, in the digital skies of the technology industry.
But such a virtual collision is the best image to keep in
mind when trying to understand why Microsoft, the world's
largest software company, has bid a whopping $44.6 billion
for Yahoo!, an ailing online giant. As computing moves
online, the sources of power and money will increasingly be
enormous “computing clouds”, as the cognoscenti call
them, hosted on the internet. The Yahoo! deal is mainly
about inflating Microsoft's cloud so that it can at last
match that of its most dangerous rival, Google.
http://economist.com/business/displaystory.cfm?s
tory_id=10650607
Is It Too Late for Yahoo?
One of the first questions that Jerry Yang and his top
lieutenants pondered after he became chief executive of
Yahoo last summer was whether the company could remain
independent. They quickly answered yes. But Mr. Yang, who
founded Yahoo along with David Filo in 1995, had a harder
time coming up with convincing answers for many of the more
complex questions facing the company. How exactly would an
independent Yahoo sharpen its focus, shed marginal projects
and become a stronger competitor to Google, the runaway
leader in online search and advertising?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/08/technology/08yahoo.ht
ml
Microsoft, the sleeping giant, wakes again
Bill Gates worried that something like Google would come
along before it even existed. In 1995, the Microsoft leader
recognized how a powerful Internet player could topple his
company from the high-tech pyramid and launched an attack on
all potential threats. Netscape, Sun Microsystems and other
competitors paid the price.
http://www.latimes.com/technology/la-me-microsoft10feb10
,1,863623.story
Facing Free Software, Microsoft Looks to Yahoo
Nearly a quarter-century ago, the mantra “information
wants to be free” heralded an era in which news,
entertainment and personal communications would flow at no
charge over the Internet. Now comes a new rallying cry:
software wants to be free. Or, as the tech insiders say, it
wants to be “zero dollar.” A growing number of consumers
are paying just that — nothing. This is the Internet’s
latest phase: people using freely distributed applications,
from e-mail and word processing programs to spreadsheets,
games and financial management tools. They run on distant,
massive and shared data centers, and users of the services
pay with their attention to ads, not cash.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/09/technology/09free.html
Yahoo! In The Balance - Board weighs options
The Yahoo! board is reportedly meeting Feb. 13 to decide how
it will respond to Microsoft's unsolicited $44.6 billion
buyout offer. In advance of the scheduled, all-day meeting
at Yahoo!'s headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif., Chief
Executive Jerry Yang went over the company's options Friday
in a phone meeting with board members, according to The Wall
Street Journal's blog All Things D.
http://www.forb
es.com/technology/2008/02/08/microsoft-yahoo-merger-tech-int
el-cx_wt_0208yhoo.html
Yahoo’s Directors Discuss How to Face Microsoft Bid
A week after Yahoo learned that it would be the target of a
$44.6 billion hostile bid by Microsoft, the company’s
board met on Friday to consider its options, a person
briefed on the meeting said. The directors listened to a
series of presentations from Yahoo’s management and its
bankers, who argued that the company was worth more than
what Microsoft has offered. The board was also presented
with various options for maintaining Yahoo’s independence,
this person said.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/09/technology/09yahoo.ht
ml
Report: Yahoo Board Strategizes on Microsoft Bid [Reuters]
Yahoo Inc's board met by telephone on Friday and discussed
strategy for getting Microsoft Corp to raise its $42 billion
offer for the company and the possibility of hiring Google
Inc to run Yahoo's search, the Wall Street Journal said.
Chief Executive Jerry Yang did not present such a Google
alliance as "a preferred choice," the newspaper
said.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/i
dUKN0846502220080209
http://www.washingtonpost.co
m/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/08/AR2008020801350.html
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VoIP
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VOIP struggles to break into the mainstream
The engineers at Challenger Mobile, a software company in
Stockholm, worked for more than a year to create an Internet
telephone program with the goal of selling digital voice
service to homes and businesses in Scandinavia. Two years
later, Challenger's program is sitting on a shelf.
http://iht.com/articles/2008/02/08/technology/voip11.php
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ARRESTS/COURT CASES FOR CHILD PORN
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au/my: Child porn pilot convicted
A MALAYSIAN Airlines co-pilot has been convicted and fined
for bringing child pornography into the country on his
personal computer.
http://www
.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23179728-2682,00.
html
au/my: Visiting pilot fined over child porn
A Malaysia Airlines pilot who was caught importing child
pornography to Australia yesterday has faced court.
http://
au.news.yahoo.com/080208/21/15rza.html
Spanish police detain 76 in major Internet fraud probe [AFP]
Police in Spain have detained 76 people acrosss the country
as part of what they described Sunday as their biggest-ever
probe into Internet fraud.
http://news.smh.
com.au/spanish-police-detain-76-in-major-internet-fraud-prob
e/20080211-1rex.html
http://news.t
heage.com.au/spanish-police-detain-76-in-major-internet-frau
d-probe/20080211-1rex.html
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080210/
tc_afp/spaininternetcrime_080210165558
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