How many of us are under the illusion that the internet is all about free knowledge that is retrievable by anyone? This opinion post aims to shatter these beliefs held by the readers of this blog (which I certainly hope are a small minority of those who read Techie Buzz!) on how people in authority wish to curb the knowledge of dingy places on the internet.

Major US ISPs have agreed to limit services of subscribers who repeatedly engage in copyright infringement.

Law enforcement and defense agencies want to know everything you do online, just in case you are doing something wrong. Do you want the politicians to enable this in a new law?

Do you want political appointees controlling the internet inside the US borders? It’s beginning to look like there may no longer be a choice.

Tikona Digital Networks launched its wireless broadband service in 10 cities in India, including Delhi. The internet service provider (ISP)  plans to expand its network to 50 cities by the end of 2010.