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As expected, China is not reacting favorably to Google’s bold and staunch refusal to no longer self-censor results Read More

Google made a bold approach to its search services in China on Monday.  The company said it’s shut Read More

A discussion of social media and digital activism took place in New York on Monday evening, in which Read More

If you thought Web access, let alone high-speed Internet, was already ubiquitous by this point, think again. According Read More

In the first week of its launch, Google Buzz got a lot of bad press for tons of Read More

In response to Google’s recent threat to withdraw from China over security and privacy concerns, Secretary of State Read More

The Sunlight Foundation, furthering its cause to increase transparency in the United Congress, launched an iPhone app on Read More

Google on Tuesday afternoon announced that it was no longer willing to cooperate with China in the censorship Read More

Content providers and Parliament are preparing to deal a heavy blow to broadband subscribers in the UK: a Read More

In spite of the fact that the failed Christmas Day terrorist attack last week has no wider terrorist Read More

The premise is very simple.  Over the air broadcasters, the people who bring you TV that you can Read More

Since Friendster’s founding in 2002, social networking sites have changed quite a bit. Through the rise and development Read More

To the 2,676,001 Twitter users following Barack Obama’s stream of presidential status updates: you’ve been had. In a Read More

If you thought that whole Go Google campaign would just make a lot of noise, sit vacantly on Read More