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AP - A Canadian researcher has discovered that a Chinese version of eBay Inc.’s Skype communications software snoops on text chats that contain certain keywords, including "democracy." The revelation is not only of interest to rights groups that monitor Internet censorship.

British Telecom began some ISP-based behavioral ad targeting testing today. Before privacy enthusiasts freak out, it's on an opt-in basis...so far. "Around 10,000 customers will be invited to opt in to the trial when they commence their browsing session. We will issue invitations at random," said British Telecom.

The problem exposes online video content to the rampant piracy that plagued the music industry during the Napster era and is undermining efforts by retailers, movie studios and television networks to cash in on a huge Web audience. "It’s a fundamental flaw in the Adobe design.

Bangalore-based Subex Limited has signed a three-year framework contract with British Telecom (BT) to provide the company with products and services in the domains of revenue assurance, fraud detection, interconnect billing and event integrity. The deal is valued at $ 50 million.

IT’S BEEN A VERY fine day today here in Harrow, Middlesex, Londonland. Sort of like an Indian Summer, with clear blue skies and the sun is warm too, when it reaches your skin. Go out of the sun for a second, and you feel the cold that’s a coming. At twilight, we saw a fantastic pink scene unfold before our eyes - it’s like a criss-criss quiz.

Most of the FizzCall Customer will probably know this by now. However, It's important to analyse What exactly went wrong at FizzCall. Fizzcall suddenly stopped Registrations and buy credits option on their website. They also sent users an update on FizzCall terminating all unlimited calls service on October 10.

The City of London police have decided not to take any further action against BT for trialling Phorm without users' consent.However, it seems to me that the police misunderstand Phorm."They said that there was no criminal intent on behalf of BT and that there was implied consent because the service was going to benefit customers," said Alex Hanff, one of the chief campaigners in the case.

The City of London police have decided not to take any further action against BT for trialling Phorm without users' consent.However, it seems to me that the police misunderstand Phorm."They said that there was no criminal intent on behalf of BT and that there was implied consent because the service was going to benefit customers," said Alex Hanff, one of the chief campaigners in the case.

Hopefully our UK brethren have been enjoying the recent addition on high definition downloads to the BTVision IPTV service. 1080i, 5.1 surround sound packing licks are now available on your V-box for £2.95 or £4.95, (more…)

Filed under: Internet, New content Hopefully our UK brethren have been enjoying the recent addition on high definition downloads to the BTVision IPTV service. 1080i, 5.1 surround sound packing licks are now available on your V-box for £2.95 or £4.95, conveniently marked with an "HD" tag to note the