Foursquare drops the Google Maps API to use OpenStreetMap. We show you an insider's look at how Google search works.

Om Malik wrote a post today called What do Yelp and Twitter have in common? I thought that was a pretty interesting question, so I read the post.

It dismays me to report that Google+ is adding animal masks to Google+ Hangouts. Now, instead of just having conversations like normal people, you can pretend to be cats or dogs! Isn't that cute and fun? No.

The Supreme Judicial Court in Massachuisetts issued a ruling this week that will expand the definition of journalist to include bloggers when it comes to covering trials and other court proceedings.

Variety abounds in the streaming music game. Spotify, Pandora, Last.fm, Rdio, Slacker, MOG, Turntable.

The man who helped put the issue of possible United Nations oversight of Internet governance back on the radar in the United States, stepped up his rhetoric Tuesday at a speech at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

One of the intriguing aspects of Facebook Timeline, ever since the initial launch last September, is how it highlights the media you consume.

It's not the "Big Data" we usually talk about, which refers more to the size of the data than of the company behind the management tool.

Google is offering up to $1 million in total bounties for hackers who can find security exploits in its Chrome browser.

Dave Copeland shares his tips for using Facebook productively and professionally. This and more in today's Daily Wrap.