Entries in 'internet' (75)
3DS eStore arriving on June 7th
Nintendo has said that its first major update for the 3DS will be available to download worldwide on June 7th.
MPs consider web block plans
MPs have been in negotiations with Internet Service Providers and intellectual rights holders to create a system that would allow access to be blocked to certain websites.
Social networks trump porn in UK
The popularity of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter has seen the sector overtake entertainment – a category that includes adult entertainment and pornography – in the online ...
Vietnam blocks late night online gaming
Vietnam has moved to block gamers from playing online at night.
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PSN reaches 69m users
Almost 70m PlayStation Network accounts have been registered worldwide since the service launched.
100m users flock to CityVille
CityVille has reaffirmed itself as the most popular Facebook game ever by attracting over 100m users.
Ubisoft reportedly softens PC DRM
It looks as if Ubisoft might have dropped its controversial internet-dependent DRM used on some of its key PC titles.
Government wants internet porn ban
With the very notion of net neutrality currently under threat, it has emerged that the British Government is to ask ISPs to block all online pornography by default on domestic ...
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PS3 beats 360 in internet race
New research from mobile marketing analysts Millennial Media has named the PS3 as one of the top four internet connected devices in Q3 2010.
Demon launches game broadband service
Internet service provider Demon has introduced a new service which promises a faster broadband connection for the gaming community.
Mandelson named Villain of the Year
Peter Mandelson was voted as the Internet Villain of the Year at this year's Internet Service Providers Association Awards.
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Sony and Nintendo making 3G handhelds
The Wall Street Journal claims that both Sony and Nintendo are in talks with wireless carrier NTT DoCoMo about integrating 3G mobile connectivity into upcoming handhelds.
O2 Ireland begins web censoring
The Irish arm of telcoms operator O2 has begun censoring websites in the region, with image sharing site Imgur seemingly the first portal identified for blockage.
Ireland approves ‘three strikes’ net ruling
Eircom, Ireland’s largest internet service provider, has rolled out the implementation of its ‘three strikes and you’re out’ policy on illegal internet file sharing.
Bravias offer World Cup streaming
Owners of the latest Sony’s IPTV will be able to stream classic World Cup footage direct to their TV via the Bravia Internet Video service.
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OnLive hitting all UK ISPs
Streaming games service OnLive will be available over any UK ISP, founder and CEO Steve Perlman has confirmed.
Sega defends Alpha Protocol DRM
Details about the requirements of the Uniloc: SoftAnchor DRM that Sega has chosen to ship with the upcoming PC release of Alpha Protocol have been outlined by the publisher in ...
Ubisoft DRM reportedly hacked
Hackers have reportedly found a way to circumvent Ubisoft’s controversial PC DRM that requires users maintain a constant internet connection even when playing single-player games.
Korea announces MMO curfew
The South Korean authorities have announced a new ‘gaming curfew’ to try and counter what is seen as the growing problem of MMO addiction in the country.
Ubisoft sticking with internet DRM
It’s been a torrid few weeks for Ubisoft’s internet-dependent PC DRM policy, but despite the turbulence the publisher has pledged to stick with its security measures, claiming that most of ...
GamesTM launches new website
Edge-rivalling UK multiformat mag GamesTM has lifted the lid on its brand new website that intends to give a digital front to the monthly paper.
IAB forms games advertising group
The Internet Advertising Bureau has formed a new video games steering group that hopes to drive growth in internet advertising within the sector and to establish a code of best ...
Now C&C4’s DRM suffers problems
EA has had to endure a weekend of complaints following several reports that PC gamers trying to play recent release Command & Conquer 4 have been plagued with problems relating ...
BT boss slams net cut-off plans
The chief executive of British Telecom has slammed proposals included in the Digital Economy Bill that will grant authorities the power to disconnect file-sharers from the internet.
