politics

The revolution is being tweeted again. Maybe. Protestors in Egypt are experiencing trouble accessing both Facebook and Twitter, according Read More

Looks like the first big funding announcement of the new year comes with its very own SEC inquiry. Read More

Thirty years ago, a police officer searching through an arrestee’s pockets and purses wouldn’t usually find much personal Read More

Thirty years ago, a police officer searching through an arrestee’s pockets and purses wouldn’t usually find much personal Read More

If you or someone you know still doesn’t understand the fundamentals of Net Neutrality, they must take a Read More

It’s common knowledge that if you want up-to-the-minute information on a political election, you turn to Twitter.  These Read More

Emails deserve the same privacy protections afforded to snail mail and telephone calls by the Fourth Amendment, according Read More

Julian Assange (left), founder of WikiLeaks, and former associate Daniel Domscheit-Berg. Based only on conversations I’ve shared with Read More

Founder of whistleblower website WikiLeaks Julian Assange, after a voluntary meeting with police, has been refused bail by Read More

A controversial app has had both liberals and conservatives calling for Apple to take action.  The app is Read More

Twitter already has over 300 employees, but Thursday it hired its first Washington D.C. staff member. Adam Sharp, Read More

As it turns out, social media is actually a pretty good indicator of who will win in an Read More

Location app Foursquare is all over the map today. First, there are those nerdy San Francisco Giants fans Read More

If you’re one of my fellow Americans, you’ve likely noticed that social media sites on Tuesday are littered Read More