All you need to understand about digitalization and technological advancement in Latin America can be learned by tracing the evolution of a single cultural phenomenon in the region: Internet cafés.

As we live through these interesting times, technology keeps seeking higher levels for interpersonal, worldwide communication. The latest boost comes from wireless, which gives you the ability to walk ...

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 ...

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China shut down more than 130,000 illegal Internet cafes in the country over a six year period, as part of crackdown to control the market, according to a new Chinese government report. Internet cafes ...

Peruvian men are using internet cafes to hook up for on-the-spot sex, notes Xeni Jardin over at BoingBoing. Researchers suggest that these public cafes are good venues for web-based education about ...

A fire engulfed the unlicensed “Lanjisu” Internet cafe in the university district of Beijing in the early hours of June 16. Officially 24 people, mostly university or college students spending their ...

China's bid to control information flowing through the Internet and to its citizens has led to the closure of over 130,000 Internet cafes over a span of six years, according to the country's Ministry ...

A large number of children, whose age ranges between 10 and 18, have been seen sitting in an unhealthy environment polluted by smoke from cigarettes in these cafes, playing violent online games.

They have served as crucibles for the country’s online culture and as schools and sanctuaries for its marginalized migrant workers. But according to a new report from the Ministry of Culture, China’s ...