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Commentary: Time for escalation on China?
News When Chinese pilot Wang Wei bought the collective farm after his collision with the American EP-3E spy plane, who could have imagined the trouble it would have caused...in cyberspace?
SK Telecom delays 3G phone service
News South Korea's SK Telecom joined the growing list of telephone service providers to delay the introduction of next-generation high-speed wireless telephone services.
Oracle opens support center in China
News The new facility is part of the software vendor's push to expand its presence, products and services to more cities in China.
Net goes beyond U.S. domain
Insight It's time for the U.S. government to wake up to a new cyber reality--one that is inherently global and depends on an international audience to continue functioning.
Tags: Web sites, Domain names, Government, International governments
Breaking down China's Great Firewall
Blogs weekly roundup So, does China filter the Net or not? The rumblings have been going on for a long time now. And while Chi...
Tags: Privacy, Regulations, International governments
Botnet worm in DOS attacks wipe data on infected PCs
News Bots responsible for denial-of-service attacks on U.S. and Korean sites have instructions to wipe data, but so far there have been no reports of that happening.
Tags: Viruses and worms, PC security, Data security, Security, Worm, Washington Post Co., IP, Attack, South Korea, e-mail
Enemies of the Internet named
News Reporters Without Borders has called on IT managers to talk to companies that deal with repressive regimes.
Tags: Web sites
House to revisit clamp on U.S. firms in Web-restricting countries
News Committee is expected to approve bill aimed at regulating how U.S. companies operate in China and other foreign locales notorious for censorship.
Net censorship on the rise
News Survey by OpenNet Initiative finds 25 out of 41 administrations block or filter Internet content, compared to just a few five years ago.
Tags: Web sites, Government
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