• UK Gov't Considering Requiring A 'Porn License' If You Want To Look At Porn Online [techdirt.com]
• US Judge says IP addresses don't identify pirates; “Abusive litigation” by copyright trolls criticised [theregister.co.uk]
• More Americans cut cable as Internet TV grows [totaltele.com]
• White Space trial leaves PMSE grey area [prosoundnewseurope.com]
• T-Mobile picks Ericsson, Nokia Siemens for LTE network [ap.org]
• Cable Fee Fight Takes Another Turn as Dish Networks Uses iTunes, Netflix and Amazon as Weapons [allthingsd.com]
• Finally, it’s the year of IPv6! [theregister.co.uk]
• T-Mobile's little known free Internet-based calling & messaging service, Bobsled, hits 1 million users [cnet.com]
• Ohio panel clears $3.1 million for broadband boost [wchstv.com]
• T-Mobile planning network compatibility with Apple's iPhone by end of year [appleinsider.com]
• Microsoft creates Kinect-like system using your laptop’s built-in speaker & microphone [extremetech.com]
• Google gets license to test drive autonomous cars on Nevada roads [arstechnica.com]
• Chrome beats IE for a weekend [theregister.co.uk]