USA TODAY

Chinese Internet Stocks Jump on WSJ Report of Facebook IPO
BusinessWeek
27 (Bloomberg) -- Social media company Renren Inc. led a surge in Chinese Internet companies after a report that Facebook Inc. may file for an initial public offering next week. Renren jumped 26 percent to $5.25 at the close in New York after the Wall ...
Morgan Stanley: Rising Internet IPO SuperstarFox Business
Facebook Readies IPO Filing for As Soon As Next WeekWall Street Journal
Facebook IPO expected next week, valued at up to $100 BILLIONNew York Daily News
PCWorld -ABC News
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National Post (blog)

Terence Corcoran: The Internet's collectivist blarney
National Post (blog)
It is now entrenched mythology that the voice of the people, expressed through the Internet, last week gunned down million-dollar Hollywood lobby campaigns and saved the Internet for freedom, democracy and the right to endless zero-cost downloads of ...
Off the SOPA Box and Into the Town SquareHuffington Post (blog)
Freedom, privacy of ordinary people under attack online, activist Rebecca ...Toronto Star
Millions in SOPA lobbying bucks gone to wasteCNN
gulfnews.com -Computerworld
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Yahoo! Sports (blog)

Dana White calls out Internet hackers, they respond by releasing his alleged ...
Yahoo! Sports (blog)
By Steve Cofield By Steve Cofield | Cagewriter – 9 hours ago A fired up Dana White at Chicago press conferenceCHICAGO -- The war is on between the UFC and Internet hackers. On Sunday, UFC.com was re-routed several times to the website UGnazi.
Hackers disrupt UFC website againESPN
UFC president hacked after scrapping with AnonymousCNN
Dana White to UFC.com hackers: Try it againUSA TODAY
SI.com
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Internet shows set to challenge broadcast TV
Boston.com
The long-predicted collision between Internet video and broadcast television is finally underway. No one is suggesting that the quality on the Internet is close to that of broadcast TV, but it is becoming easy to imagine a day when it will be.

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Small internet providers getting new wholesale rates
CBC.ca
New wholesale rates for independent internet service providers will be implemented on Feb. 1, the federal broadcast regulator said Friday. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission established new rules last year on how large ...
New wholesale Internet rates for independents to be implemented Feb. 1CanadianBusiness.com

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BBC News

European Parliament rapporteur quits in Acta protest
BBC News
Crowds of mostly young people held banners with slogans such as "no to censorship" and "a free internet". Earlier in the week, hackers attacked several Polish government websites, including that of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Critics Blast ACTA as Unconstitutional, DangerousPC Magazine
ACTA protests erupt in PolandWashington Post (blog)
Amid ACTA Outcy, Politicians Don Anonymous Guy Fawkes MasksForbes
The Guardian -RT
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Hindustan Times

Twitter's New Censorship System and International Internet Law
Forbes
This little change that Twitter has made to the way that it censors tweets tells us something really quite important about the way that international and national law affects what we do here on the internet. Twitter has refined its technology so it can ...
2012 is turning out an important year for Internet freedomHindustan Times
Twitter's Censors Provoke BacklashWall Street Journal
New Twitter censorship policy a challenge for global firmsPolitico
Wired News (blog) -Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Baltimore Sun

'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak unfazed by Internet notoriety
Baltimore Sun
By Chris Kaltenbach Baltimore Sun reporter Game-show host Pat Sajak, who sent the Internet all aflutter this week when he acknowledged taping an occasional "Wheel of Fortune" episode while drunk back in his younger days, isn't fazed by his newfound ...
Pat Sajak has hosted 'Wheel of Fortune' while drunkWashington Post (blog)

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Hawaii legislators bid aloha to controversial data retention bill
Computerworld
By Jaikumar Vijayan Computerworld - Lawmakers in Hawaii on Thursday quietly dropped a bill that would have required Internet service providers to collect the detailed browsing histories of Internet users in the state and store the data for at least two ...

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AFP

West takes Internet freedom for granted: Google boss
AFP
DAVOS, Switzerland — The Internet proved the only true form of free communication during the Arab Spring and yet the West has come to take the freedom it confers for granted, Google boss Eric Schmidt said Friday. In a stout defence of Internet ...
Davos 2012: Google's Schmidt defends company against 'piracy' accusationTelegraph.co.uk

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