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News Archive March 2010

31st March

• Study Predicts Massive Growth in Mobile Video
• Hong Kong Server Unreachable For Uncensored Searchers
• Developer Interest in Apple and Google
• New Online Privact Laws in The US

30th March

• US Nano Technology Lead is Threatened
• Ofcom Acts on Broadband Speed Claims
• Former IBM Exec Pleads Guilty to Security Fraud
• Call For Greater Web Controls for Young Mobile Users

29th March

• Pre-Ordered iPads Exhaust Supply
• Rush to Develop Applications Market
• 10 year broadband anniversay
• iPad Apps Postponed by BBC

26th March

• Amazon Kindle App May Crash The iPad
• Information Commisioner Taking No Prisoners on Data Protecti
• T-Mobile Move Closer to 4G
• Police Battle Terror Through Internet Cafes
• Microsoft Resists Pressue to Leave China

25th March

• Nigerian Court Bans Twitter Debates
• Gaga's Online Video Success
• India Requests Technology Transfer
• Mixed Reaction to Darling's Budget
• Digital Economy Bill to be Passed Through in "Wash up"

24th March

• Wikipedia Founder Backs Google
• IT and Telecoms Forecast to Become UK's Major Economic Secto
• ECJ Rules in Favour of Google
• Random House May Not Join iBookstore
• Celebrating @ as the Symbol of the Computer Age
• New Version of Bill Governing Emergency Control of the Inter

23rd March

• Search Engine for Historical Information
• 90% Citizens do Not Know Their Data Rights
• Pre-Election Opinion Gathered by Telegraph
• Ballot Debut Has Knock-on Affect on Share prices
• BT Ordered to Share Telegraph Poles
• YouTube "Retires" RealTime Search Prototype
• Tories Make Most Facebook Friends
• Apple iPad Domain Names For Sale on Ebay
• Healthcare Dips Toe in Digital Age

22nd March

• Gordon Brown Promises Super-Fast Broadband
• Chinese Media Slams Google Withdrawal Threat as 'Arrogant'?
• Google Under Fire For Invading Privacy
• Twitter to Rank Popularity of Tweets
• Early Statistics on Internet Explorer 9
• iPhone Users Face Extortionate Bills For Data Roaming

19th March

• Google Tests New Calendar Meeting Tool
• New Evidence in the Viacom and YouTube Court Case
• "Google TV" to Benefit From Boom in TV Apps
• Google to Announce Exit From China
• Watchmouse Say URL Shorteners Are Slow and Unreliable
• New Internet Cable to Asia Almost Ready
• Facebook Says it Will Not Install 'Panic Button'

18th March

• Google Dominates Web Traffic Flow
• Facebook Fail to Challenge Google on Profits
• Survey Reveals Apps Will Outsell CDs by 2012
• Spotify to Launch in America Later in The Year
• Sir Berners-Lee Emphasises Importance of Open Data

17th March

• FCC Aims to Ensure All Americans Have Broadband by 2020
• One-letter Domain Names Released
• China Pleads For Google's Verdict

16th March

• Mac Sales Balloon According to Recent Report
• UK Tech Firms Say Tax Cuts Could Help UK Economy
• US Military to Place Fabricated Information on Wikipedia
• China Warns it Might Shut Down "google.cn" Because of Censor

15th March

• Happy Birthday Dotcom as Internet Domain Name Turns 25
• Obama Administration to Crack Down on Worldwide Piracy
• 'Faster,' 'Instant' Digg 2.0 Unveiled at SXSW
• Social Networking to Play Large Role in Recruitment
• Google Tests Internet Search on TVs- Report
• Twitter Knows Where You Are, at Least in The US.

12th March

• Trials For High-Speed Broadband Over Telegraph Poles
• Apple and Mozilla Update Browsers
• Wyatt Suggests Internet For Election Campaign
• Ammendment to Digital Economy Bill Taken Straight From Lobbi
• Tories Promise Superfast Broadband
• Google Remain Search Engine Champion

11th March

• Internet is One of The Organisations Nominated for Nobel Pea
• SmartPhone Technologies LLC Launches Patent Attack
• Mozilla to Make Open Source Simpler
• OnLive Cloud Gaming Service to Launch in June.
• New Survery Reveals The Truth About Twitter Users
• Mozilla Makes Net More Accessible
• Livingston Opposes Proposed Bill to Fight Online Piracy
• Google Challenges Microsoft as Chief Operating System

10th March

• Companies Rely More and More on Facebook
• Dotcom Bubble Has Burst
• Retweet Buyer Remains A Mystery

9th March

• Government Sites to be Hit by Plans to Strengthen Regulation
• Who Can See Your Location?

8th March

• 4 out of 5 believe internet access is 'a fundamental right'

4th March

• The future of the internet is here
• Broadband providers give "preferential treatment"