Silicon Valley Tech Start-Ups Providing Perks Again
Silicon Valley tech firms are looking to entice and keep workers on the job with some freebies.
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Silicon Valley tech firms are looking to entice and keep workers on the job with some freebies.
Quick on the heels of Google's launch of its latest social-networking venture, Facebook is rolling out video calls. It's powered by Internet phone company Skype.
President Obama made history on Wednesday with a town hall meeting, taking questions from Twitter users around the world.
Facebook has scheduled what it's calling an awesome announcement at its Palo Alto headquarters Wednesday morning. CNET Editor at Large Brian Cooley speculates on what this could be.
Cisco and Hewlett Packard are in negotiations with the Chinese government to supply cameras for a surveillance project that has human-rights advocates on alarm.
Netflix is expanding its movie and TV show streaming service into 43 countries throughout Latin America.
Zynga, the online game maker behind "FarmVille" and other popular Facebook pastimes, is going public.
Amazon.com Inc. said Wednesday that it will stop working with online affiliates based in California since the state passed a new rule that forces online retailers to collect sales tax.
A Bay Area computer giant is joining the call for federal legislation to increase online privacy and data security.
Police in Menlo Park are investigating three separate thefts of copper wiring this month from the future headquarters of Facebook.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to delay for a third time a vote on a plan by AT&T to upgrade its network in the city.
Isaac "Biz" Stone is moving on from Twitter, just five years after co-founding the microblogging site that has become integral to the social media scene around the globe.
Online search leader Google Inc. is taking yet another stab at social networking, as it tries to go up against Facebook in this wildly popular and lucrative segment of the Internet.
Microsoft has officially launched its Web-based email and Office services, part of its ongoing effort to keep Google at bay when it comes to business software.
Officials in Santa Clara County are using technology to help create a database on the homeless, in an effort to see the services needed for people living on the street.
