Today in international tech news: Google threatens a French media blackout if the country implements its proposal to make search engines pay for content. Also: A man in the UK uses Facebook to track down his wife's alleged rapist, Anonymous comrades publish the identity of a man suspected of cyberbullying that resulted in suicide, a Foxconn exec talks about the iPhone 5 shortfall, and Nokia disappoints.Saturday 24 November 2012
Google Vows Blockade if France Charges for Links
Today in international tech news: Google threatens a French media blackout if the country implements its proposal to make search engines pay for content. Also: A man in the UK uses Facebook to track down his wife's alleged rapist, Anonymous comrades publish the identity of a man suspected of cyberbullying that resulted in suicide, a Foxconn exec talks about the iPhone 5 shortfall, and Nokia disappoints.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment