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The EC has honed in on protecting member states' tax bases.

Tories remove decade of online material and block search engines access.

With planning permission granted, work begins to create world's first 5G research centre at University of Surrey.

First YouTube Music Awards will take place in New York and be streamed live worldwide.

Facebook boss's aim to get world online 'in our lifetime' a joke, says Microsoft co-founder.

Popular Bitstrips app faces backlash soon after its Android release.

Scientists have developed a Facebook algorithm which can identify who you are dating and when you might break up

Reports stating that the Facebook Giraffe riddle is a hoax are doing the rounds on the Internet.

A new Facebook game, in the form of a riddle, is causing an increasing number of Facebook users to change their pictures to Giraffes.

Shanghai's Fudan University's prototype based on Li-Fi technology.

18% of children aged 9-11 meet up with online strangers, as a third receive no guidance on safe web use.

World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee partners Google to bring affordable internet to Africa and Asia.

Prime Minister to introduce series of measures to curb pornographic content in cyberspace.

Tehran plans to have its own intranet to replace the existing internet which is controlled by western nations.

Anti-poverty expert Jim Yong Kim focuses on job creation in developing countries.

Zeddie Little, so much a part of our Internet avatars as the "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy", has a new competitor for his newfound fame - meet the "Ridiculously Photogenic Puppy".

No one hesitates to call a spam a spam whenever an unsolicited or unwanted mail appears in the inbox. Most of them delete these mails without opening them and wonder how to stop such mails.

A Seattle library is in news for not removing a man who watched porn movies on library's computers.