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At least five US Government agencies have been breached in the latest attack aimed at the government, an official at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says.

Google has admitted that YouTube is far too big for it to clean up the site and remove every bit of harmful content.

Search behemoth Google scooped US$4.7 billion in revenue from news content in 2018 for which it did not pay a single cent, according to a study by the News Media Alliance, a group that counts about 2000 American publishers in its ranks.

Turner International’s Digital Ventures & Innovation Group has made its first equity investment with the funding of digital media sports company Bigballs Media (BBM), the parent company of digital video platform for football content, Copa90.

As if Australian politics is not overwhelming enough, CNN News has released a data-driven app to see if the US will come up trumps! Of course, Apple users are the only ones interested!

A number of high-traffic websites have been affected by interfering with a single DNS setting at a popular domain registrar.

The Canadian mobile maker Blackberry is suing iPhone accessory maker, Typo, claiming the newly launched startup has copied the “distinctive design” of the keyboard found on many of its mobile phone handsets. Typo has said it will 'vigorously defend' the charges.

Facebook may not be willing to compensate the Palestinian researcher who found a bug in its systems, but the Internet community definitely is.

Facebook's slow take over of the Internet continued today with the company introducing embeddable posts.

The rumours are strong that CNN is in final negotiations to buy the social media 'blog,' Mashable.  Just pay no attention to the rumoured price.

CNN International has appointed digital advertising group AD2ONE as its media sales partner to focus on its online properties and its mobile products in Australia and New Zealand.

Global news service, CNN, has introduced a free app for Android phones that, it says "combines intuitive navigation with an immersive news experience, giving users direct access to CNN's global resources - from live field reporting to user-generated content and a variety of enterprise interviews and podcasts."

Rumours are flying that CBS and Disney have shown some interest in an Apple proposal to launch an Internet-based pay TV service.

When Sol Trujillo announced plans to upgrade Telstra's HFC network to the 100Mbps downstream bandwidths of DOCSIS 3.0 he claimed that Telstra's research had identified demand for the increased upstream bandwidth of 2.0Mbps. Research released by Ericson and CNN appears to confirm this.

The ‘international business elite’ are increasingly accessing the Internet while on the move, with a growing need for more flexibility to view television content on their laptops as well as on their desktop computers and mobile devices.

A spoof - or perhaps malicious - post claiming Apple CEO Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack hit the company's stock price. Does this cast doubt on the 'citizen journalism' concept or is it just good old-fashioned stock manipulation?

CNN has for two years been accepting online contributions for possible inclusion in its news sites, but in February it launched a service enabling members of the public to post news items for display with no intermediate editing of filtering by CNN staff. It is proving to be quite a success.