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Mobile, Internet service mostly back in Canada after outage

Mobile, Internet service mostly back in Canada after outage

  • The disruption started Friday morning
  • In a tweet, Rogers said some customers may experience delays in regaining full service
By AP ·
Rogers network outage across Canada hits banks, businesses and consumers

Rogers network outage across Canada hits banks, businesses and consumers

By Reuters ·
Microsoft announces retirement of Internet Explorer after 27 years

Microsoft announces retirement of Internet Explorer after 27 years

By Arab News ·
Iran disrupts internet as tower collapse toll hits 36

Iran disrupts internet as tower collapse toll hits 36

By AP ·
Iran releases activist who opposed Internet control bill

Iran releases activist who opposed Internet control bill

By AP ·
Lebanon faces Internet service interruption amid fuel crisis

Lebanon faces Internet service interruption amid fuel crisis

By AP ·
Sudan forces fire tear gas as protesters head to presidential palace

Sudan forces fire tear gas as protesters head to presidential palace

By Reuters ·
Lydia Winters shows off Microsoft's "Minecraft" built specifically for HoloLens at the Xbox E3 2015 briefing before Electronic Entertainment Expo, June 15, 2015, in Los Angeles. (AP)

‘The Internet’s on fire’ as techs race to fix software flaw

By AP ·
In this photo taken on March 6, 2020, primary school teacher Billy Yeung edits a video lesson he recorded in an empty classroom in Hong Kong. (AFP)

More than third of world has never used Internet: UN

By AFP ·
Model Aya Alhajj Ali was crowned Miss Internet Lebanon 2021. (Screenshot)

In a country with no electricity, Miss Internet Lebanon is crowned

By Arab News ·
China cracks down on big tech, proposes new guidelines on Internet platforms’ responsibilities

China cracks down on big tech, proposes new guidelines on Internet platforms’ responsibilities

By Reuters ·
Lebanese expats angry with Beirut over potential internet collapse

Lebanese expats angry with Beirut over potential internet collapse

By Bassam Zaazaa ·
The bill is part of a campaign to create a closed national intranet under government control. (File/CPJ)

Iranian parliament slammed by journalist group over restrictive Internet bill 

By Arab News ·

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