Amadeus eyes growth of Internet transactions (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines -- Software maker Amadeus is expecting to do a relaunch of its Internet Booking Engine (IBE) as part of its strategy to encourage more travelers to book online instead of the traditional method.
Baidu has stake in China Internet TV platform UiTV (Reuters via Yahoo! Philippines News)
NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Baidu.com Inc , the largest online search engine in China, on Sunday said it will take an 8.3 percent stake in UiTV, which operates the largest Internet television platform in the world's most populous country.
Crackdown on internet sleaze digs out fraud (Merimbula News Weekly)
BUREAUCRATS didn't need to look guiltily over their shoulders last week as they trawled the internet for sleazy dating sites, amazing body enhancement promises, unbelievable ticketing bargains, glitzy travel resorts and get-rich-quick schemes.
GE TVs linked to Internet coming in '09 (Akron Beacon Journal)
LOS ANGELES: More than two decades after exiting the television manufacturing business, General Electric Co. is entering a new joint partnership that will make GE-branded flat panel TVs that connect to the Internet.
Athletes, Internet can stir problems (The Argus Leader)
Augustana coach Brad Salem is concerned that someday soon he will be notified of compromising photos of one of his players on the Internet. Salem's fears are becoming more common as college coaches and administrators consider the possible ill effects of social networking sites, of which Facebook and MySpace are the most popular.
Remembering 50 Years of (and Leading Up To) the Internet (Slashdot)
katrina writes "Covering the infamous MafiaBoy bank hack, the launch of the first ever online newspaper — MIT's 'The Tech' — and Brewster Kahle developing the Internet Archive back in 1996, five decades of the most significant Internet developments, hacks, legal battles and innovations have been documented in a massive historical article on Cnet UK." Read more of this story at Slashdot. ...
Phil Qiu: The Chinese authorities have blacklisted certain words on the internet. But you can't suppress communication (Guardian Unlimited)
Phil Qiu: The Chinese authorities have blacklisted certain words on the internet. But you can't, ultimately, suppress communication
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