Intel shakes up its executives. Amnesty International says Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are too easy with info in China. British banks will cancel credit cards used to access child porn on the internet.

Under an amendment to the Data Protection Act of 1998, approved this week after being passed in the House of Lords on Tuesday evening, British police will be able to give card issuers information on people suspected or convicted of Internet child pornography offenses. Banks would then be able to cancel credit cards and accounts used to access the illegal content as a result of a breach of their usage terms and conditions.