Three people are arrested as China's largest training website for hackers is shut down, state media reports.

An influential group of MPs and peers says the government's plans on illegal file-sharing could breach the rights of net ...

The US space agency (Nasa) has launched its shuttle Endeavour on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS).

A 17-year-old vulnerability that dates from the days of DOS is being patched in Microsoft's February security update.

Revenue staff tip off Radio 4's Money Box that there are more tax code problems than their bosses are admitting to.

The US Department of Justice says that it is still not satisfied with a deal that would allow Google to build a digital library.

Facebook accounts for nearly half of all the time people in the UK spend going online using their phones, according to figures. ...

The European Environment Agency launches a web tool to encourage citizens to log air and water quality in their area.

The group behind the popular smartphone operating system - Symbian - is giving away "billions of dollars" of code for free.

A selection of props and costumes from BBC One's Doctor Who are to go under the hammer in London later this month.

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America ponders the options for a big rocket

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Lego is no longer just a pursuit for children

Academics are to study computer games and comics alongside the classics of children's literature.

Scientists in Cambridge show that an "artificial pancreas" can be used to regulate blood sugar in children with Type 1 diabetes.

Online criminals have created fake carbon registries and managed to steal permits worth 3 million euros.

A US study finds younger internet users lose interest in blogging and switch to shorter and more mobile forms of communication.

Libya must stop cracking down on opposition websites and other site like YouTube, Human Rights Watch says.

An Australian judge has ruled that ISP iiNet is not responsible for the illegal downloads of its customers.

Mobile company Nokia says that one person per second is downloading its free navigation software.

A controversial iphone application that allows users to download speeches by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini is withdrawn.

Twitter says it has identified a scheme that uses compromised file-sharing sites to steal the log on information of users.

Openness must be defended, says Bill Thompson.

Bill Thompson keeps an eye on the future

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The online commons should be preserved for all, says regular commentator Bill Thompson.

Malaysian politics moves on to the web

Montenegro's top level domain name .me has proved extremely popular with web users as it is snapped up in record numbers.

Tablets were shown off at the CES tech show but some are questioning their actual purpose.

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