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News roundup — June 16, 2014

Canada

Sex workers protest prostitution laws in the streets, The Globe and Mail

SCC 'bolsters' Internet privacy protection, Reuters

Ontario not sharing complaints about justices of the peace, Toronto Star


United States

Surge in mobile Internet usage has regulators considering whether to apply same rules to fixed, wireless Internet traffic, Reuters

Handsets made by ZTE Corp, Nokia do not violate InterDigital Inc.'s patents for wireless phones: judge, Reuters


International

Romanian hacker indicted by U.S. for crimes of hacker 'Guccifer', Reuters

Intel's challenge of $1.4 billion EU fine fails, Reuters

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