Post Tech Archive: International

The Circuit: Net neutrality vote delayed, Supreme Court rules in FOIA case, Apple to launch iPad 2

By Hayley Tsukayama | March 2, 2011; 8:32 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: AT&T, Antitrust, Apple, FCC, International, Microsoft, Tablets, Yahoo
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The Circuit: Google changes search algorithm, Huawei asks for investigation, PayPal explains WikiLeaks flap

By Hayley Tsukayama | February 25, 2011; 8:22 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (1)
Categories: AT&T, Apple, Google, International, Mobile, Verizon
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Chinese government launches search engine

The Xinhua News Agency, China's main government news agency, launched its own Internet search site Tuesday.

By Hayley Tsukayama | February 22, 2011; 10:08 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: International
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The Circuit: President to meet with tech CEOs, cyber crime costs in U.K., Watson wins Jeopardy

The Circuit: President to meet with tech CEOs, cyber crime costs UK £27 billion a year, Watson wins Jeopardy

By Hayley Tsukayama | February 17, 2011; 8:47 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (2)
Categories: Apple, Facebook, Google, International, Privacy, Social media, cyber security, intellectual property
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The Circuit: WikiLeaks Twitter case, Apple finds work violations, Groupon approaches Hulu CEO

The Circuit: WikiLeaks Twitter case, Apple finds workers' rights violations, Groupon approaches Hulu CEO

By Hayley Tsukayama | February 16, 2011; 8:26 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (5)
Categories: Apple, FCC, Google, International, Social media, Twitter, cyber security
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The Circuit: Clinton speaks on internet freedom; net neutrality hearings; Chrome lets you block content farms

The Circuit: Clinton speaks on internet freedom, net neutrality hearings, Chrome lets you block content farms

By Hayley Tsukayama | February 15, 2011; 6:36 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (3)
Categories: Apple, Broadband, Comcast, FCC, Facebook, Google, International, Microsoft, Net Neutrality, Privacy, Social media
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The Circuit: Mobile World Congress, Zynga worth $7 billion, court rules cellphone is a computer, Hayley Tsukayama , February 14, 2011

The Circuit: Twitter and WikiLeaks, Firefox Do Not Track, Google and Facebook users have privacy concerns, Hayley Tsukayama , February 9, 2011

The Circuit: WikiLeaks and Anonymous, Google executive released, Intel resumes shipping chips, Hayley Tsukayama , February 8, 2011

The Circuit: Verizon sells out iPhone 4, throttles data; Hulu CEO in hot water; Apple's online ads beat TV ads, Hayley Tsukayama , February 4, 2011

The Circuit: Senators introduce Internet bill, Viacom returns to Hulu, Hayley Tsukayama , February 3, 2011

Facebook treads carefully on Egypt, international takedowns, By Cecilia Kang and Ian Shapira , February 3, 2011

The Circuit: Egypt back online, Google vs. Microsoft, Intel's expensive chip error, Hayley Tsukayama , February 2, 2011

The Circuit: Startup America, Egypt news, Amazon may launch service to take on Netflix, Hayley Tsukayama , January 31, 2011

The Circuit: Egypt cuts off Internet access, FBI searches Anonymous members, Data Privacy Day, Hayley Tsukayama , January 28, 2011

The Circuit: LinkedIn IPO, Clinton asks Egypt to unblock social media, Hulu looks to the future, Hayley Tsukayama , January 27, 2011

The Circuit: Egypt and Twitter; DOJ Internet tracking; Facebook faces backlash over credits, Hayley Tsukayama , January 26, 2011

The Circuit: Firefox and Chrome include do-not-track, Facebook fundraising and privacy, what's next for net neutrality, Hayley Tsukayama , January 24, 2011

The Circuit: Comcast-NBC reaction, e-mail privacy, Google in Iran, Hayley Tsukayama , January 19, 2011

The Circuit: VoIP to be banned in China, Clearwire chairman calls it quits, MySpace layoffs likely, Hayley Tsukayama , December 31, 2010

The Circuit: Apple sued over privacy, Mozilla admits breach, Wal-Mart backs Chinese Web retailer, Hayley Tsukayama , December 28, 2010

The Circuit: Google faces EU, privacy board appointments; Level 3 weighs in on merger, Hayley Tsukayama , December 17, 2010

Viacom to Google TV: no MTV for you , Cecilia Kang , November 22, 2010

Smartphone sales to pass computers in 2012: Morgan Stanley analyst Meeker, Cecilia Kang , November 16, 2010

E.U. pushes for stronger Internet privacy laws, Cecilia Kang , November 4, 2010

Gephardt, World Bank president join firm representing China's Huawei telecom, Cecilia Kang , September 21, 2010

Haystack stops tests of Iran anti-censor software amid security concerns, Cecilia Kang , September 13, 2010

Tech for aiding the world's neediest gains attention; Gates and Grameen lead the way: video, too, Cecilia Kang , September 7, 2010

Grameen, Gates Foundation eye mobile technology for development, Cecilia Kang , September 3, 2010

State Dept. wades into foreign BlackBerry bans, Cecilia Kang , August 6, 2010

UAE bans BlackBerry amid global scrutiny of Internet use, Cecilia Kang , August 2, 2010

China renews Google license to operate, by Cecilia Kang , July 9, 2010

Gates Foundation, USAID create $10 million fund for mobile money services in Haiti, Cecilia Kang , June 9, 2010

Q&A: Microsoft's chief strategist on China, cyber attacks, immigration , Cecilia Kang , April 27, 2010

Google reveals U.S., foreign governments hungry for private data, Cecilia Kang , April 21, 2010

Another incident, another company withdraws, validating Go Daddy's move out of China, Cecilia Kang , April 5, 2010

Foreign journalists in China seek answer from Yahoo on email breach, Cecilia Kang , April 1, 2010

Google's China move followed by ... hardly anyone else, Cecilia Kang , March 29, 2010

Go Daddy ceases new business in China, Cecilia Kang , March 25, 2010

John Stanton's push for an all-wireless Haiti, Cecilia Kang , March 24, 2010

Tech giants criticize Australia plan for Internet filtering, Cecilia Kang , March 23, 2010

Google to stop censoring in China, redirects to Hong Kong, Cecilia Kang , March 23, 2010

China flexes its muscles, balks at Google in online censorship battle: reports, Cecilia Kang , March 15, 2010

U.S. argues its case against Internet censorship; Still unclear if Google will leave China, Cecilia Kang , March 11, 2010

U.S. to allow exports of Facebook, blogs, e-mail to Iran, Cuba and Sudan , Cecilia Kang , March 8, 2010

Google says no timetable to leave China; lawmakers tell firms to stand up to censors, Cecilia Kang , March 2, 2010

In developing nations, women lag behind men in use of cell phones, Cecilia Kang , March 2, 2010

Gloves off, Microsoft pushes antitrust review of Google, Cecilia Kang , March 1, 2010

Lawmaker, Internet freedom advocates warn Italian court set dangerous precedent on Google, Cecilia Kang , February 25, 2010

Italian conviction of Google execs highlights Internet freedom debate, Cecilia Kang , February 24, 2010

@AshtonKutcher @Feds @Geeks to Russia with techie love, Cecilia Kang , February 17, 2010

Technologists agree with Clinton, say Internet freedom wins in long run, Cecilia Kang , January 25, 2010

Clinton speech on Internet freedom won't focus on Google and China, Cecilia Kang , January 21, 2010

Secretary Clinton dines with high-tech titans to talk diplomacy, Cecilia Kang , January 11, 2010

White House new media staffer Stanton brings Web skills to State Department, Cecilia Kang , December 8, 2009

Obama's deputy technology officer McLaughlin: Free speech is net-neutrality foreign policy, Cecilia Kang , November 23, 2009

Technology for diplomacy: A chat with State's Alec Ross, Cecilia Kang , November 6, 2009

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