Internet Privacy - Part 2

PayPal to offer security key to user worried about phishing scams

YouTube.com gets some respite from the Brazilian court

MySpace.com enhances security of their service

MySpace to develop tools to keep sex offenders out of their network

China might require bloggers to get ID to blog

Disney concerned on copyright infringement on Google’s YouTube

English Premier League and German Bundesliga targets YouTube.com

Daily Show and Colbert Report videos back on YouTube.com

Source: Viacom asked YouTube.com to clean Colbert, Stewart clips

CinemaNow to offer ‘Download-to-Burn’ version of The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift

AOL gets sued by three of its subscribers over leakage of search history

China now has around 123 million internet users

Facebook users win as site forced to change privacy policies

Xanga.com to pay USD 1 million to settle for a COPPA violation

Google in trouble in Brazil as judge orders them to disclose user data

Google facing governmentâ€™s wrath in Brazil

ProtectionPack: EarthLink offering anonymous email account service to its subscribers

AOL takes action over the massive internal privacy breach

Google concerned about government interference on user privacy

AOL causes a massive user privacy fiasco by releasing search terms of their subscribers