CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The owners of a company that supplied software to many Internet cafes in Ohio left court Thursday out more than $615,000, but carrying only misdemeanor convictions on their records.

Artwork: Chip Taylor Nanchang, the capital of China’s eastern Jiangxi province, has required Internet cafe operators to https://www.pcworld.com/article/id,153474 ...

Internet cafes are patronized mainly by migrant workers, the rural poor and online gaming enthusiasts. A woman reached by phone at Nanchang's Junlin Internet Cafe said officials came last month to ...

A North Carolina company that licensed computer software to illegal internet and sweepstakes cafes in Kern County and around the state has paid $1.85 million in civil penalties and been blocked from ...

In the nearly two years since a law first was proposed to establish some public control over Ohio’s proliferating “Internet cafes,” the need to regulate this rogue corner of the state’s gambling ...

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There's a potential threat lurking in your internet café, say computer science researchers. It's called Typhoid adware and works in similar fashion to Typhoid Mary, the first identified healthy ...

Hangzhou Shunwang Technology, a supplier of software for Internet cafes whose shares trade on China’s Shenzhen Stock Exchange, said on Friday that it will purchase a like business from Shanda ...

It is hard to imagine living without internet access, either by smartphone or computer. But in Springfield, as many as 54 percent of the population cannot access the internet easily or reliably or ...

Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, research and development, start-ups and the tech industry overseas. Running an Internet cafe-- the ubiquitous, PC-filled ...