Could the UK learn a thing or two? Quite possibly... The French internet landscape is taking on the look of a battlefield, after the country's MPs approved a second reading earlier this month of the ...

French Internet users celebrated and the nation's audiovisual industry looked on shellshocked Thursday as an anti- piracy law expected to pass easily was shot down by Parliament. By Rebecca Leffler, ...

ComScore recently released data from their online video measurement service, indicating that 23.2 million French Internet users viewed 2.1 billion videos online in January 2008. That number of 23.2 ...

French Internet users who share music or videos without permission from the copyright holders are one step closer to losing their Internet access, after the French National Assembly gave its assent to ...

Using cherry-picked data on global Internet prices as evidence that the US is falling behind on broadband never fails to cause a stir. Two recent examples are the New America Foundation’s Cost of ...

Before there was AOL, Amazon, Groupon, Google, Facebook, Yahoo! or any of today’s other Internet titans, there was the Minitel: the boxy little terminal that allowed French clients to access a wide ...

PARIS -- A thousand French Internet users a day could be booted offline following approval of President Nicolas Sarkozy's pet project -- an unprecedented law to cut the Internet connections of people ...

Buried deep beneath your feet lie the cables that keep the internet online. Crossing cities, countrysides, and seas, the internet backbone carries all the data needed to keep economies running and ...

An anti-piracy initiative from president Nicolas Sarkozy's governing party was shot down unexpectedly by parliament on Thursday. By Rebecca Leffler, The Associated Press PARIS — French Internet users ...

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