Tech Report: Online Privacy After Death
The death of a young model in England raises the question of just who should be allowed to control the online legacy of a deceased person.
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The death of a young model in England raises the question of just who should be allowed to control the online legacy of a deceased person.
Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net income fell 27 percent from the previous year, as PC sales continued to weaken.
A new study shows that funding for business startups declined in 2012, the first time that's happened in three years, as venture capitalists spent less money on fewer deals.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said people should be aware of warning signs before having an online relationship.
Yelp plans to shine a bright light on kitchen conditions with the addition of restaurant hygiene scores.
A GPS tracker in an Apple iPad has led police to a San Jose parolee with a booty of stolen electronics in his home.
The California Public Utilities Commission is holding public hearings Wednesday and Thursday on plans to add a new area code to the current "415" area code zone.
A judge has ruled in the favor of a photojournalist who tweeted photos that were infringed upon by several media outlets, saying it was unfair due to copyright law.
The governor is ultimately looking to make the university system a more efficient one, keeping costs down while also getting students out in a timely fashion.
Facebook is making it much easier to find information about your friends through their website as CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled 'Graph Search' on Tuesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown joined a news conference Tuesday to announce the launch of a pilot project offering low-cost online classes to students at San Jose State University, community colleges, high schools and military veterans.
A dating website claims that an increasing number of U.C. Berkeley and U.C. Davis students are relying on people they met online to help pay tuition.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled a new search feature on the world's biggest online social network.
Facebook's mystery "press event" on Tuesday could reveal a more robust search feature that would intensify the competition between the social networking giant and its rival Google Inc.
With 300 million photographs uploaded everyday, Facebook faces a daunting task of stopping pedophiles from sharing child pornography, but they've come up with some high-tech solutions.
