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An inquiry in Southport heard that the online 'wild west' is radicalising young people to commit nihilistic violence, with psychologists studying new motivation

Former Orissa High Court Chief Justice S. Muralidhar stated that the internet leaves citizens vulnerable to profiling and surveillance, calling for human rights

Starlink is offering free internet and kits to support rescue efforts in Nepal following recent floods.

After 10 years, UPI has become a volume giant in digital payments due to smartphone penetration, Aadhaar, and government support, but it has not yet achieved si

Pet owners, rescue agencies, and wildlife groups are expressing concern as artificial intelligence makes it increasingly difficult to distinguish between real a

The head of the National Crime Agency has issued a stark warning that children are 'not safe' online, with up to 900 reports of child abuse online every day.

A new study suggests that over a third of the internet's content is now generated by AI, fueling concerns about the 'dead internet theory'.

Charter Communications is nearing completion of its $34.5-billion acquisition of Cox Enterprises, a deal that would create the largest internet and cable televi

Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany, known as the "Father of Fiber Optics," revolutionized communication by demonstrating light transmission through curved glass fibers,

Telangana IT Minister Sridhar Babu has directed officials to accelerate the implementation of the state's 'Internet to every home' initiative, stating that gove

India is reviewing its net neutrality rules to permit 5G network slicing, a move that could enable telecom operators to offer premium connectivity with guarante

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has reportedly issued a statement regarding Jammu and Kashmir that has been described as the 'internet's favourite reply'

Vint Cerf, a co-creator of the internet and former Google chief internet evangelist, once stated that privacy might be an anomaly, suggesting that the desire fo

Google is reportedly constructing an "AI fence" around the internet, which it previously championed as open.

Dr. Jill Lepore, a Harvard professor and New Yorker staff writer, discusses her new book, "The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State," which examines how system

On a nearly deserted Alaskan island, hundreds of empty buildings are wired for internet at a cost of over $340,000 annually, funded by an FCC subsidy program in