The use of peer-to-peer networks for sharing files has come under fire during recent months, including the dismantling of Swedish BitTorrent site Pirate Bay, but it turns out even members of Congress need to be kept in check over their file-sharing practices. Full story...
Chinese authorities have been explicit and unwavering in their disapproval of Google’s threat to disobey their censorship regulations on its Chinese search site, Google.
According to numerous sources inside and outside the company, Yahoo is poised to slam dunk--I apologize, but sports puns are so easy--an acquisition of an online sports site this week.
Twitter CEO Evan Williams did not announce the new ad platform the company is working on today. When will he? Think mid-April.
Short and, well, not so sweet.
More like a tweet.
Yahoo confirmed a report earlier today here that its head of North American revenue, Joanne Bradford, was departing the company in a statement so terse, it is almost could have been sent on Twitter.
As news outlets struggle to find a revenue model online, a new study suggests how daunting it will be to persuade users to pay for content.
As part of its Project Jumpstart campaign, Palm is rolling out some new ads. The first debuted on the Web a few moments ago and it’s an enormous improvement over Palm’s previous efforts.
Here is the latest comic from our Joy of Tech friends at Geek Culture, Nitrozac and Snaggy. Joy of Tech appears three times a week in the Voices section of this site.
A connection to the University of California at Berkeley–and a lengthy record for innovations–seem to be winning attributes in this year’s big computing prizes.
One of the most interesting things about Apple's app store is that's a level playing field, or at least it's supposed to be.