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China web filter hit by problems
The controversial government-backed Green Dam software project to filter internet content could be on the brink of collapse, reports say.
Outlook gets Facebook integration
Outlook users will be able to see their Facebook friends via the e-mail client as Microsoft moves towards social web.
Microsoft to launch Windows slate
Microsoft chief executive says Windows slate PCs - a rival to Apple's iPad - is "terribly important" to the firm.
Airships to protect British troops
A 21st century-style airship could soon be patrolling the skies above Afghanistan, helping protect British troops serving there.
Unmanned combat plane is unveiled
Ministry of Defence unveils prototype unmanned stealth combat air vehicle as first step towards pilotless strike aircraft.
Digital champion wants UK online
Martha Lane Fox launches her Networked Nation manifesto, aimed at getting everyone of working age online by 2012.
Facebook agrees to 'panic button'
The social network unveils a "panic button" application, following protracted negotiations with the government.
Google debuts Android code tools
Google has released a suite of tools that let non-programmers create applications for Android smartphones.
Smartphone firms face patent row
Six smartphone firms including Apple and Nokia are sued by a firm that has already won a case against Blackberry-maker RIM.
China renews Google web licence
China renews Google's licence to operate in China, the internet giant says, ending a long-running stand-off between the two.
Gamers' victory over real names
World of Warcraft publisher backs down on efforts to force gamers to use their real names on its forums after waves of criticism.
Five quits Project Canvas scheme
Channel Five pulls out of Project Canvas - the development of an internet-connected TV set-top box.
East African net fault identified
Repairs to the faulty undersea cable, that brought high-speed net access to East Africa, will take at least two weeks.
Delays to Australian firewall
The Australian government has announced an independent review of the rules behind its controversial internet filter.
Ambient music and long URLs
Web reviewer Kate Russell makes music from sounds around her and a long URL comeback.
Over 5 billion mobiles worldwide
More than a billion mobile phone connections have been added in 18 months, surpassing five billion, says Wireless Intelligence.
Google accused of Street View "snooping"
Google's Street View project may have collected personal information belonging to members of Congress, says US watchdog.
Solar plane's night test success
An experimental plane powered by solar cells successfully completes a 26-hour flight and lands safely in Switzerland.
Legal challenge to Digital Act
BT and TalkTalk seek a judicial review of the Digital Economy Act, saying it was rushed and could curb basic rights.
Privacy code of practice issued
The Information Commissioner has published a set of guidelines for organisations collecting personal data.