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[Update on Feb. 3 at 11:16 AM PST: I spoke too soon. The Internet shutdown did do something: it Read More

  As the Democratic candidate for the presidency in 2008, Barack Obama led a momentous campaign unmistakeably fueled Read More

One of our more popular stories from 2010 outed Twitter’s new efforts in advertising as still highly experimental, Read More

Facebook, which already accounts for over half of social network ad revenues in the U.S., will continue to Read More

Everybody’s always talking about social media. Friends and family sharing stuff on social networks like Facebook and information 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

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

DeNA Co., Ltd., one of the largest mobile social game networks in Japan, released Thursday its fiscal second Read More

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

[Article updated at 12:45 PDT on Nov. 5, 2010 to qualify Mixi’s size.] Facebook is not settling for Read More

Do you ever feel like the people governing the technological landscape hardly have a grasp of the very Read More

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) handed Facebook a powerful weapon in the location wars Wednesday: a Read More

The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, passed in 2006 and going into effect June 1, will prohibit financial Read More