UK ISPs switch on mass Wikipedia censorship
community.zdnet.co.uk 12/8/2008 — The following notice has appeared on Wikipedia today when many UK users attempt to edit content: "Wikipedia has been added to a Internet Watch Foundation UK website blacklist, and your Internet service provider has decided to block part of your ...

Police: 3 officers killed in Pa. shooting
driverheaven.net 4/4/2009 — At least three Pittsburgh police officers were killed and possibly two others were wounded after a heavily armed man began firing at them as they responded to a domestic call this morning at a home in Stanton Heights. _________ Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Yesterday the killings at ...

What a non-neutral 'Net looks like, UK-style
arstechnica.com 6/13/2009 — The BBC has taken to complaining (again) about ISPs that interfere with its Internet iPlayer TV service —but "network management" rules in the UK mean that this sort of thing is just par for the course. No need for network ...

Internet Bus Video
youtube.com 2/4/2009 — We are helping you learn about the internet

Dell Unveils Digital Forensics Package for Police
dailytech.com 7/7/2009 — Dell's goal is to help convict criminals by providing access to digital evidence

New bill would force ISPs to retain user data for two years
arstechnica.com 2/20/2009 — For years, Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) has been pressing for legislation that would require Internet Service Providers to retain user data in order to aid law enforcement in hunting down child porn peddlers and downloaders. Last week, he ...

Canadian ISPs stand up for content blocking, throttling
arstechnica.com 2/28/2009 — Canada's telecoms regulator, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is in the midst of a network neutrality proceeding, and the responses that rolled in this week were vociferous. Several ISPs and music ...