Tech Report: Online Content Providers Face 'Do Not Track' Standards Dilemma
Technology Analyst Larry Magid discusses the proposals for internet 'Do Not Track' standards and the possible impact it could have on advertisers.
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Technology Analyst Larry Magid discusses the proposals for internet 'Do Not Track' standards and the possible impact it could have on advertisers.
China's new communist leaders are increasing already tight controls on Internet use and electronic publishing following a spate of embarrassing online reports about official abuses.
A picture that Mark Zuckerberg's sister posted on her personal Facebook profile was seen by a marketing director, who then posted the picture to Twitter and her more than 40,000 followers Wednesday.
A Southern California-based space company has successfully tested a reusable rocket it hopes will make it cheaper to go into space.
The outage affected customers in the Americas starting around 12:30 p.m. PST on Monday. The company, which is based in Los Gatos, Calif., blames problems with Amazon Web Services.
At least one group, Defense Distributed, is claiming to have created downloadable weapon parts that can be built using the increasingly popular new-generation of printer that can create 3-D objects with moving parts.
Research In Motion's stock plunged in after-hours trading Thursday after the BlackBerry maker said it plans to change the way it charges fees.
Children across the country and around the world will be getting tablets, smartphones and computers for gifts this holiday season. There are many ways parents can ensure that their kids are using these devices appropriately.
A wristwatch that sends alerts when its wearer is in danger, still months away from hitting stores, has already garnered a high-profile endorsement from child safety advocate Mark Klaas.
A Brazilian company has begun selling smartphones in Brazil with the iPhone brand after winning the legal right to use the name in Latin America's biggest country.
A password cracking expert has unveiled a computer system that can cycle through as many as 350 billion guesses per second with the ability to crack just about any password on a Windows computer.
A San Francisco taxi meets tech service, Uber, has been approved in New York, but faces some legal troubles closer to home.
A video of a Golden Eagle snatching a child off the ground in Montreal has gone viral on Bay Area-based YouTube, but a Canadian new media school has said the video was created by students.
The government has announced new online child privacy rules it says give parents greater control over the personal information that can be collected from preteens on the Internet.
Instagram says it will revise a planned update to its service agreement after confusion about its intent led to widespread user complaints.
