USSR alive and kicking on the Internet
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Russian Internet enthusiasts are locked in a tussle with an international body over a relic of the Soviet past -- the .su domain name assigned to the country just before the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Living in the zombie domain, keeping the net safe for the free world The Internet Corporation for the Assignment of Names and Numbers - that's ICANN to you, Boris - has had enough, and decided to stick it to those godless pinko commie automotons once and for all, nukes be damned.â¦
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The controversial Russian music download website allofmp3.com looks set to resume service.
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Internet user profiling could help repressive regimes identify dissidents, group warns.
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Visit a Russian porn site using IE 6, risk a spyware installation.
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Any day now China will have more web users than the US, but the net has been tamed by Beijing's iron grip
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Also: Windows worm travels with Tetris [News.com Extra]
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The public posting of formerly secret communist-era files on the Internet has sent Poles scrambling to check if anybody they know is among the 240,000 names listed.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50531)  has announced the addition of Datamonitor's new report: Computer  Hardware in Russia to their offering.
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MySpace China gives users the power of instant messaging.
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In December 2004 5.9 mln Ukrainians were online , according to SputnikMedia research.
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By Al Gibes  I can faintly recall the days when my only connection to the Internet was a dial-up modem. Brrrrrr. Brrrrrr. Click. Boing-boing. Shhhhhhhhhh. Shhhh. Boinnnggggg.
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"Because of the global network that the Internet represents, we need international cooperation"  Security and justice officials from the Group of Eight industrialized nations held more talks Friday on ways to strengthen cooperation against child pornography, terrorism and product piracy. via The China Post
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Nearly two decades after the fall of communism, Europe&#39;s former Moscow-dominated states are using the Internet to make public the files of the security services that helped keep their regimes in power.
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By PHIL MULKINS World Action Line Editor  Dear Action Line:   Your column Nov. 13 listed Internet addresses to find who your elected officials are. I am in my 80s, widowed and have never owned a computer or had Internet access. None of my friends do, either.
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(Source: VeriSign)  The Russian cyber crime underground developed early in the Internet age. Today, these criminals pose a threat for malicious activity around the world. Download the free report, "Global Threat Research Report: Russia," to get an in-depth look at this growing problem, and learn how VeriSign iDefense Security Intelligence Services can help.
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In a digital arms race, China's Internet controls might be used for more than censorship.