Almost four in five people feel that access to the World Wide Web is a fundamental right, according to a survey.
Almost four in five people feel that access to the World Wide Web is a fundamental right, according to a survey.
The poll for the BBC World Service, which quizzed more than 27,000 adults across 26 countries, found that 87 per cent of browsers believed Internet access should be the "fundamental right of all people".
Australian Airline Drops Live Internet Access Plan Over Porn Fears
Australian airline Qantas had dropped its plan to offer live Internet access on its A380 planes from next month.
Australian airline Qantas had dropped its plan to offer live Internet access on its A380 planes from next month.
Nearly three-quarters of respondents in Japan, Mexico and Russia confessed they could not deal without the virtual world.
The dangers of the online world, such as fraud, the ease of access to violent and explicit content and privacy worries, were amongst the most concerning aspects for those questioned.
Kids Cramming About Six Hours Of Screen Time A Day
A new study has revealed that children these days spend increasing amounts of their lives in watching television and playing video games,
A new study has revealed that children these days spend increasing amounts of their lives in watching television and playing video games,
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'Office' Blues can be Combated by New Online Therapy
An online therapy programme that could revolutionise how companies deal with on-the-job stress is being introduced to combat office stress.
An online therapy programme that could revolutionise how companies deal with on-the-job stress is being introduced to combat office stress.
Behaviour During Online Dating and Face-to-face Meetings Found to be Similar
People dating online behave similarly to those who meet face-to-face, researchers have found.
People dating online behave similarly to those who meet face-to-face, researchers have found.
