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EU agrees internet restriction guidelines

MEPs and Council representatives propose safeguards for internet access before restrictions can be imposed

Fry quits Twitter (and then comes back again)

After being accused of being 'boring' television presenter abandons micro-blogging site for a matter of a few hours

Taxman hits YouTube to root out offshore ‘fiddlers’

HMRC turns to social media with two-minute video to advertise campaign to ensure that savers declare offshore accounts

Web gets taste for biting baby

Harry and Charlie Davies-Carr are two of the most recognisable Britons in the world — and earned their parents thousands of pounds

Fry in a flutter at horrid tweeters

The television presenter says he is going to quit Twitter after a fellow user of the popular website described him as 'boring'

Confessions of a blogging addict

How Emma Beddington, an expat in Belgium, got hooked on Belgian Waffling

Gossip girls

From the trivial to the titillating, women are spilling their most intimate secrets on the web - and revolutionising their lives

Google takes on iTunes with music search

The internet search giant will today add relevant music tracks and albums to its US search results, and make them available for purchase

Sky launches on-demand service via Xbox Live

A life online: the career bloggers

From striking postmen to teachers who lock youngsters in cupboards, fascinating insights can be had from web confessions

BBC considers selling shows on 'global iPlayer'

An international version of the BBC's online video service would allow the corporation to charge global viewers to watch Doctor Who and Top Gear

How good is Windows 7 and how do I upgrade?

After Vista disaster, Microsoft needs its latest system, which runs faster and demands less processor power, to be a hit

Is this the future which I see before me?

Surely the new website where you can download plays is a pale imitation of seeing them live? It’s surprisingly dramatic

The 10 best educational websites

Online information has come on leaps and bounds since the days of the CD-ROM encyclopedia. We bring you the top education sites

MI5 opposes cutting off internet pirates

The security services and police believe that disconnecting pirates will increase the chances of them escaping detection

Tory chairman leads party into Spotify

The Conservatives launch adverts on music service, interrupting tracks with an attack on Gordon Brown and rising debt levels

Google to offer music downloads

The four major record labels have all licensed their catalogues for Google's initiative which is expected to launch next week