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Europe seen needing regulation on Internet access
Europe’s confidence that it need not follow the United States in adopting rules to ensure fair Internet access may be short-lived, as competition between mobile operators and service providers like Skype intensifies.
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Skype goes down in global service outage, underscoring company's weakness
Internet phone and video service Skype Technologies SA went down in a global service outage Wednesday, underscoring a weakness of the free online communication tool.
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People can't live without high-speed Internet: poll
High-speed Internet has had the greatest technological impact on society over the past decade and is the technology most people say they cannot live without, according to a new poll.
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Internet Things That Made the World a (Slightly) Better Place in 2010
Once upon a time, Internet popularity was measured by the number of times "FWD.:" appeared in an email subject line.
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Internet safety not a lost cause for parents
There are tools, from software to strategy to education, that can make the wild, wild Web a much safer place for kids to visit and can give parents at least some peace of mind.
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Dutch firm bets on browser to free net of suffixes
A Dutch technology company has emerged as a front-runner in a project to rid the Internet of limited number of suffixes such as .com, and offer single names which can be countries, company names or fantasy words.
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Twitter green light for courts in England and Wales
Twitter can be used in courtrooms in England and Wales, the top judge said in a landmark decision Monday, following debate over the issue at previous hearings involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Graham Thomson
Premier Stelmach's 'annus horribilis'
For Premier Ed Stelmach, 2010 has been -- to borrow a term used by the Queen in 1992 -- an "annus horribilis."
Susan Martinuk
Christmas is a choice that leads to reconciliation
1914. The world was at war, awash in the violence and horror of men slaughtering each other in a desperate search for peace.
Bishop Fred Henry
Message from Calgary Bishop Fred Henry: Christmas presents and Christmas presence
We should not neglect works of imagination that attempt to infuse the popular mind with the Christmas spirit. When Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol, he intended to redeem the bleak work ethic of Victorian England with a renewal of Christian charity, just as in the wake of the Great Depression Frank Capra sought with It's a Wonderful Life to revive a sense of community and the common good. Transforming imaginations is integral to incarnation. We who are the church -- especially artists, writers, filmmakers, advertisers and broadcasters -- need to do today what Dickens and Capra did for their times.
Don Braid
Braid: Stakes are high for ambitious Ted Morton in Highwood fight
Finance Minister Ted Morton is about to launch an epic political battle -- but who's the real opponent, Danielle Smith or Ed Stelmach?
