Google's loss is Baidu's gain is in the news nowadays due to the recent fall in Google's shares, after it was reported of its intentions to move out of the China market. Google is planning to exit from China as it has failed to negotiate with the Chinese Government on the censoring of search results in China.

The $1 billion copyright battle between Viacom and Google is still on.

The court documents, filed in federal court in New York, revealed that Viacom had also considered buying You Tube before it went to Google for $1.7 billion.

According to a recent Parliamentary investigation, the European Government has been asked to strengthen its cyber security which is leaving the whole continent susceptible cyber attack.

The House of Lords reported that the Government has acted extremely negligent to improve internet Defenses, plus kill the co-operation gap between not just EU nations, but also NATO.

The last-week launched broadband speed test tools - for Android, the iPhone, and the Web - by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have thus far been used by 150,000 people in the US.

The popular social networking website Facebook has officially announced that while it is completely ruling out an option to install a "panic button" on the main page for users to immediately report suspected pedophiles, it will develop its existing system to ensure that it is safe enough.

On Thursday, Microsoft declared that it has released its first service pack for Windows 7, which will include only slight updates.

Microsoft blogger Brandon LeBlanc, in his post stated that, for Windows 7, SP1 includes only minor updates which would be done soon.

For around ten years, FCC has been depending upon reports from ISP to get a right picture of broadband speeds and availability in the US and the results have been awful.

Android, iPhone, and the Web were given an opportunity to test FCC’s broadband speed last week. During the week, 150,000 users have used the Web testing service.

On Monday, offensive photos of two teachers from Warwick State High School, Ann Kerr and Helen Casey, were reported to Education Queensland.

The photos had the two teachers dressed as schoolgirls wearing fishnet stockings and heels while posing on a bathroom vanity.

Children at their tender ages should be watched over by their parents while they are using internet. About 65% of the parents don't take any kind of precautionary steps when their children log on and about 60% grant permission to their children for browsing without even thinking of any restrictions or supervision.

A survey conducted by Auckland University has revealed that the total number of internet users in New Zealand is increasing.

However one in every six user is still not availing the facility. Survey Coordinator, Nigel Smith claimed that this is ratio is lesser than most countries overseas.