Kim Dotcom launches Mega, his new file-sharing site
21/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Kim Dotcom launches Mega, his new file-sharing site

Kim Dotcom launches his new file sharing site. The American web abuzz with conspiracy theories surrounding the Newtown shooting. And The Pirate Bay documentary soon to be released online.
Internet, a tool used to communicate on the conflict in Mali
19/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Internet, a tool used to communicate on the conflict in Mali

After eight days of French military intervention in Mali, images from the conflict are slowly trickling in. For more information you must turn to the internet and social networks. Although at first glance Mali doesn’t seem well connected, around two to three percent of the population has internet access, these figures largely under-estimate the influence of the web, accessible from mobile phones and the communication war deriving from it.
Online eyewitness accounts and videos of Aleppo University bombing
16/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Online eyewitness accounts and videos of Aleppo University bombing

In Syria, net users provide eyewitness accounts of the fatal explosions at Aleppo University. An Armenian blogger is on trial locally for making fun of a politician. And Wikipedia launches a crowdsourced travel guide.
Native Americans protest to demand rights in Canada
15/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Native Americans protest to demand rights in Canada

In Canada, Native Americans protest about living conditions. NGOs denounce extremely harsh prison sentences received by Vietnamese bloggers. And two young Americans recreate the ‘Toy Story’ cartoon with real toys.
Russian opposition blogger accused of paedophilia
14/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Russian opposition blogger accused of paedophilia

A Russian opposition blogger is accused of paedophilia: the web reacts. The story of Buck, an abused dog, touches US net users. And the White House explains why it will not build a "Death Star".
Internet prodigy Aaron Swartz commits suicide
14/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Internet prodigy Aaron Swartz commits suicide

Well-known US cyber activist’s suicide shocks the web. The sale of shark fins in China outrages net users. And Facebook reunites two sisters after seventy two years apart.
Newspapers go digital in order to survive
12/01/2013 - WEBNEWS BO

Newspapers go digital in order to survive

Times are hard for print media. The crisis has hit the sector hard and the situation has worsened in recent weeks. Across the globe, we are witnessing massive drops in sales linked to the inevitable price hikes made in order to survive. As a result there are redundancy plans in Spain for the national dailies, El Pais and El Mundo. And France has not been spared.
US-wanted Algerian hacker arrested in Thailand
10/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

US-wanted Algerian hacker arrested in Thailand

Web reactions to the arrest of an Algerian hacker accused of pirating US bank accounts. NGOs express concern over Syrian refugees facing harsh winter conditions. And net users follow the adventures of a baby panda at San Diego zoo by webcam.
Web users fight for kidnapped 5-year-old Aishah Sabra
09/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Web users fight for kidnapped 5-year-old Aishah Sabra

Web users campaign to reunite a mother with her little girl, abducted by the father. Online pranksters play a rather sick joke on Justin Bieber fans. And a short video documents one man’s transition from male to female.
Google’s chairman visits North Korea
08/01/2013 - WEBNEWS

Google’s chairman visits North Korea

Google’s chairman takes a controversial trip to North Korea. Meanwhile, a new political group in Spain promises to "reinitiate the system". And the White House relives Barack Obama’s 2012 in pictures.
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