INTERNET

Whether you're a celebrity or not, unauthorised posts of nude photos will now be deleted from Reddit

Google users in Vietnam were briefly redirected to a webpage selling DDOS cyberattack tools.

Notorious torrent website The Pirate Bay and its sibling Mobile Bay have both fallen offline.

Google has taken the surprising decision to block sexually explicit content from its Blogger service

American Sniper experienced a 230% increase in piracy after being nominated for several Oscars

Child-friendly YouTube app will launch on 23 February and feature a simplified interface and parental controls to limit viewing time

Founder of revenge porn site IsAnyoneUp.com faces at least two years in federal prison.

House of Lords' Make or Break: The UK's Digital Future report states internet is as important to modern-day life as water, gas or electricity.

Russian internet company Yandex has filed a complaint about the way Google bundles its own apps and service with Android.

China's internet regulators have shut down match-making sites and now require members to prove their identities

President Obama's claims of Europe protecting domestic technology firms branded 'out of line' by European Commission

224Gbps speed would technically allow for 18 movies (1.5GB) to be downloaded in a single second.

DARPA's Memex search engine tracks pages previously hidden by dark web services like Tor and I2P.

A non-pornographic version of erotic drama Fifty Shades of Grey is doing the rounds on YouTube.

Gangnam Style, Justin Bieber's Baby and Perry's Dark Horse are some of the internet's best loved videos.

The project will create 6,000 jobs and benefit the UK economy by £8bn.

Full length pornographic films were disguised on YouTube using randomly translated Gaelic words.

Google will make finding information about common medical conditions easier using its Knowledge Graph.

Cuba's internet infrastructure is "weak and tightly government controlled" yet Netflix has begun offering its service in the country.

World's most popular torrenting site KickassTorrents taken offline, switches to new domain.

Estonia is planning to be one of the first countries to run pilots for 5G.

Ross Ulbricht, 30, has been found guilty of creating and running the Silk Road drug0dealing website

Silk Road closing arguments see Ross Ulbricht's defence team say he was framed, while prosecution argue drug website was 'his baby'.

San Francisco-based Lending Club is an online match-maker connecting borrowers with lenders for a fee.

FBI analysis of seized Silk Road servers reveals a platform for the sale of $183m of drugs to 115,000 customers.

The Pirate Bay went offline again, less than two days after the torrent tracking website returned.

Feature handled by Google's Wallet service and allows users to send money in the form of attachments.

The Pirate Bay's return on 1 February, 2015, will put users at risk of malware and data breaches, experts say.

Prosecution traces millions of dollars of Silk Road bitcoins to Ross Ulbricht's laptop, as 'execution' webchats finally revealed.