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A new study shows that Facebook is one of the top sources of news in some Arab nations, thanks in part to a growing use of social media -- and a distrust of traditional media sources.
Feedly is no longer relying on Google Reader's backend, and on Wednesday it announced a much-requested web-only version and a bunch of new apps.
None of this makes Apple TV a viable cable replacement those who want premium content and live sports because it still requires that pesky cable subscription.
Users don't need a Rdio subscription to access movies and TV shows on Vdio anymore - but the services are working on even closer ties.
Love Amsterdam? So does Netflix: The streaming service revealed that it's going to launch in the Netherlands later this year.
Some of the tension between Glenn Greenwald and other national-security journalists over the NSA surveillance story broke out into the open on Tuesday in a Twitter fight between the Guardian writer and Kurt Eichenwald of Vanity Fair.
Google has sued to shine more light on the secret court that approves controversial national security letters -- the petition also represents part of the ongoing PR strategy of tech companies caught up in a surveillance scandal.
Netflix and Amazon both want to be the company that captures your kid's screen time this summer.
The BBC's young accelerator program, called BBC Labs, has launched its latest batch of London digital media startups.
A photographer says BuzzFeed should pay copyright damages not only for an unauthorized photo that appeared on its site -- but for the dozens of other sites on which the photo appeared.