Forty-three per cent of internet users are happy with online interaction.

Microsoft head honcho states the bleedin' obvious.

Global rules needed to save the internet.

Former Redmond senior vice president to head up new Internet Services Division.

User outcry and lack of technology to blame.

User outcry and lack of technology to blame.

No Hail Marys for email chat.

Warning shot fired in first anti-spam case.

A thief in the United Arab Emirates made a poor choice when he decided to use a picture from the internet to create a fake ID.

But Tiananmen Square still never happened.

And five per cent of traffic contains malware.

Advert tracking technology worth $2.5bn.

GO 910 sat-nav device infected with viruses.

Branded content better than interrupting TV-on-the-go.

Console maker claims US$1bn in lost sales worldwide.

Perched on a wall with a laptop? It's elementary, my dear Watson ....

Anonymous MySpace user infected with 'locator program'.

Browser firm unveils plans for mobile Firefox.

Onscreen cartoons remind surfers that web access is constantly monitored.

Police in the Indian city of Mumbai are planning to force cyber-café owners to install key-logger software to monitor users.