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Update The Australian communications regulator has issued a stark warning that websites who link out to 'banned' hyperlinks are liable to fines of up to $11,000 AD a day.

Facebook's online advertising business is booming, with Mark Zuckerberg's social network running nearly one in four online display ads in the US.

According to new research commissioned by Google the internet contributes £100 billion a year to the UK economy.

Nine million Brits are still not yet online

Playboy, famed for its intellectual interviews and bunnies with breasts, has shown off its latest online game and it strangely looks like a GTA knock-off.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has hit out at the Times for putting its website behind a paywall, believing the business model won't work and is making the paper irrelevant on the web.

New Zealand about to get tough?

DNSSEC, the new web security system which hopes to make the internet harder for hackers to attack, has been officially given the go ahead in the US – ushering in a new era of the internet.

Opinion Facebook went against the wishes of Prime Minister David Cameron this week by deciding to keep a fan page dedicated to killer Raoul Moat on the site.

Anthony Rose, CTO of Project Canvas, has confirmed that the IPTV service will not be coming at in 2010 as originally thought.