The broadband internet scenario in India still reports a sad state. There has been an overall decrease of 9.1% in internet connection speeds in the year 2010 as compared to the previous year.

India’s CyberLaw is going under the hammer soon. We figure out just what is wrong with most of the rules in the CyberLaw clauses and statements. We come up with one big word that describes India’s CyberLaw: “Ambiguous”

Google Offices in SFO have download speed of 524 Mbps and Upload speed of 142 Mbps. Google’s offices are run by Google’s own ISP.

The Internet is being seen as a medium of mass civic unrest and agitation in the middle-eastern countries. Libya wants to shut down the Internet to prevent such an incident.

Westboro Baptist Church’s website gets hacked by Anonymous after being incited during a live interview.

A man died in the outskirts of Beijing today – he was playing an online video game non-stop for three days. The man did not eat or drink too well in this period and, more importantly, did not sleep at all. This is a worrying news for the gaming community.

Indian Internet Growth till 2010. India has grown from 25,000 users in 1998 to 100 million users in 2010. Check out some Internet growth facts about India through an infographic.

Libya kills the “Internet” over protests. All countries where revolution is happening are killing the Internet, this way Internet might as well win the Nobel Prize.

The internet has always been obsessed about itself. Its narcissistic tendencies have been the driving factor in the making of data visualization about its own technologies, semantic web technology and other endless lists full of the emerging science of the hive mind and the self’s position in this meta-world. Did you understand that previous paragraph? [...]

The traffic online is the new means for marketing professionals to reach their target market. So the question is, what are the advantages of internet marketing over traditional marketing?

The only link that Egypt has online currently is the link to and from the stock exchange of the country. All other links have gone down before the protest planned for today.

The 3G rollout to various parts of India has gradually begun and users all over India can now finally start experiencing fast mobile Internet speeds via 3G. Airtel has announced it’s plans of launching 3G service for it’s users in less than a week and Tata DOCOMO, after jumping onto the 3G Bandwagon quite early, has now unveiled it’s 3G services in yet another Indian state – Karnataka.

We still have some local networks in countries that are reluctant to join the Internet and are more interested in providing services to their native people in native languages.

More than 50% of Internet users are now paying for online digital content like news, eBooks, music or movies with 18% paying for mobile apps.

At 277 million mobile Internet users, which is well over half of its total Internet users of 450 million, China looks promising for online business.