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Google search turns 15, gets a makeoverupdated Thu Sep 26 2013 17:39:38

With Google Glass, a new quest to cure death and driverless cars, it can be easy to forget what Google's primary business is: search.

Study: 15% of U.S. adults are not onlineupdated Wed Sep 25 2013 17:26:28

Yes, they exist. And there might be more of them than you think.

Yahoo and Facebook ask for more NSA transparency updated Wed Sep 11 2013 22:39:47

Mark Zuckerberg and Marissa Mayer are limited in what they can say about their companies' dealings with the NSA, but one thing is clear: They want more transparency from the U.S. government.

YouTube confession: Sincere or slick manipulation?updated Mon Sep 09 2013 18:18:15

Matthew Cordle hasn't yet been found liable of killing a man while drinking and driving, but there's not much question about whether he's guilty.

Ghetto Tracker site offends, dies and returnsupdated Fri Sep 06 2013 17:16:53

Its name was an early clue that the venture was a badly executed idea.

Blissfully wired: 10 rules for digital happinessupdated Thu Sep 05 2013 07:38:58

I'm the Luddite professor: My students are not allowed to use cell phones or laptops in my classes. During the break, they can power up and engage in a text and email frenzy for ten minutes -- then it's time to unplug again. Not all professors are this stringent with technology in the classroom.

Yahoo rolls out its new logoupdated Thu Sep 05 2013 01:47:30

After an extensive, month-long buildup, Yahoo has finally unveiled its new logo.

'Africa's father of the internet:' Web pioneer on bringing a continent onlineupdated Wed Sep 04 2013 05:27:01

If you're reading this somewhere in Africa, then perhaps you should thank Nii Quaynor.

California weighs making 'revenge porn' illegalupdated Thu Aug 29 2013 15:00:13

In the aftermath of a failed relationship, jilted lovers have been known to lash out by posting sexually explicit photos or videos of their exes online.

Syrian group cited as New York Times outage continuesupdated Tue Aug 27 2013 17:30:49

The New York Times website was still experiencing some issues late Wednesday and early Thursday following a widespread outage. Evidence continued to mount that it was the result of an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army.

The sportswriter who blogged his suicideupdated Fri Aug 23 2013 18:22:32

Martin Manley hated waking up early, but on his 60th birthday he did -- or more likely, never went to sleep the night before.

Huffington Post to ban anonymous commentsupdated Thu Aug 22 2013 17:35:40

Arianna Huffington is fed up with the trolls.

Report: NSA can see 75% of U.S. Web messagesupdated Wed Aug 21 2013 11:24:29

The National Security Agency has built a network that can access as much as 75% of all U.S. Web traffic -- a larger amount than has been publicly announced -- according to a new report.

Yahoo's Marissa Mayer turns heads with Vogue photo shootupdated Mon Aug 19 2013 19:22:00

Since taking the helm of Yahoo after years in Google's upper echelon, Marissa Mayer has been at the center of plenty of talk not focused on turning around the once-mighty Web giant.

Now you can ask Google more about ... youupdated Wed Aug 14 2013 16:47:59

Next time you wonder, "What am I doing today?" just ask Google.

New York Times' website goes down updated Wed Aug 14 2013 12:48:54

The New York Times' website and mobile apps went down for more than three hours Wednesday, the apparent result of an "internal issue," according to the company.

Foul-mouthed hacker hijacks baby's monitorupdated Wed Aug 14 2013 11:25:33

An unknown hacker apparently gained access to a 2-year-old girl's baby monitor, calling her by name and harassing her, and her parents, with insults and profanity.

Facebook launches Instagram videoupdated Mon Aug 12 2013 13:53:52

Facebook announced a new short-video service for Instagram to compete with Twitter's app, Vine.

NSA: We read .00004% of Web trafficupdated Mon Aug 12 2013 11:19:32

On the same day that President Barack Obama spoke to the press about possible surveillance reforms?and released a related white paper on the subject?the National Security Agency came out with its own rare, publicly-released, seven-page document (PDF), essentially justifying its own practices.

Snowden's e-mail provider shuts down amid court battleupdated Fri Aug 09 2013 11:08:40

A pro-privacy e-mail service long used by NSA leaker Edward Snowden abruptly shut down Thursday, blaming a secret U.S. court battle it has been fighting for six weeks ? one that it seems to be losing so far.

YouTube creators target Vine, Instagram with MixBitupdated Thu Aug 08 2013 13:06:11

The people who created YouTube are getting into the quickie-video app business ... with a twist.

Yahoo is getting a new logoupdated Wed Aug 07 2013 11:13:50

Under CEO Marissa Mayer, Yahoo might still be trying to shed its image as a relic of the 1990s Internet era.

New Snowden leak: NSA program taps all you do onlineupdated Wed Jul 31 2013 17:47:31

You've never heard of XKeyscore, but it definitely knows you. The National Security Agency's top-secret program essentially makes available everything you've ever done on the Internet ? browsing history, searches, content of your emails, online chats, even your metadata ? all at the tap of the keyboard.

NSA chief: Snooping is crucial to fighting terrorismupdated Wed Jul 31 2013 16:19:14

The National Security Agency's controversial intelligence-gathering programs have prevented 54 terrorist attacks around the world, including 13 in the United States, according to Gen. Keith Alexander, NSA director.

MIT report: We did not 'target' Aaron Swartzupdated Tue Jul 30 2013 18:39:23

An internal report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has found that it committed no wrongdoing in the case of Internet activist Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide while facing charges he hacked into the university's computers and stole millions of online documents.

Has technology ruined handwriting?updated Fri Jul 26 2013 08:17:39

Semi-ambidextrous Nicholas Cronquist rebelled against third-grade cursive lessons.

Photo site Flickr to go down for six hoursupdated Wed Jul 24 2013 17:44:44

Flickr, the Yahoo-owned photo site, will be down for six hours Thursday evening for maintenance.

Slooooooooow: U.S. slips to 9th in Internet speedupdated Wed Jul 24 2013 15:20:48

Land of the free. Home of the brave. Bastion of mediocre Internet speeds.

Wiki wars: The 10 most controversial Wikipedia pagesupdated Wed Jul 24 2013 10:22:36

They've long been considered topics that aren't polite to discuss at the dinner table. As it turns out, politics and religion can get touchy on Wikipedia as well.

Google handles 25 percent of North America's Web trafficupdated Tue Jul 23 2013 10:01:03

Everyone knows Google is big. But the truth is that it's huge. On an average day, Google accounts for about 25 percent of all consumer internet traffic running through North American ISPs.

UK wants to restrict access to online pornupdated Mon Jul 22 2013 11:52:31

Saying that "the darkest corners of the Internet" pose a real threat to children, British Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday rolled out a plan that would, by default, block pornography on most computers, smartphones and tablets.

Author: Think twice about 'the Internet'updated Fri Jul 19 2013 09:49:29

It's not the Internet to Evgeny Morozov. It's "the Internet" -- with quotation marks.

Silicon Valley to feds: Disclose your data requestsupdated Thu Jul 18 2013 17:14:20

Silicon Valley, wary of being seen as accomplices in the National Security Agency's unpopular data-surveillance program, has a message for the Obama administration.

Lawsuit by 19 groups seeks to halt NSA snoopingupdated Wed Jul 17 2013 12:18:06

A broad coalition of groups supporting everything from religion, drugs, and digital rights to guns and the environment sued the National Security Agency today, demanding a federal judge immediately halt what they are calling an "unconstitutional program of dragnet electronic surveillance" stemming from the government's vast collection of Americans' phone-calling data.

PayPal accidentally credits man $92 quadrillionupdated Wed Jul 17 2013 01:41:52

When Chris Reynolds opened his June PayPal e-mail statement, something was off.

Cancer-stricken girl's plea yields pizza bonanza updated Tue Jul 16 2013 02:50:23

With all due respect, thanks but no thanks.

Oops! 10 more misquoted songsupdated Mon Jul 15 2013 18:53:40

We enjoyed some chuckles last week over Spotify's list of its most misquoted songs. Looks like you did, too.

Report: Microsoft collaborated closely with NSAupdated Fri Jul 12 2013 16:31:10

Most of the big tech companies implicated in the ongoing controversy over secret government Web surveillance insist they turned over data about users to the National Security Agency only after being compelled by court orders.

'Kiss This Guy': Spotify's 10 most misquoted songsupdated Thu Jul 11 2013 16:46:22

There's no bathroom on the right, and Jimi Hendrix never asked to be excused so he could kiss a dude. And, no, no matter how blinded by the light you may have been, you weren't wrapped up like ... a feminine hygiene product.

Google says outage is overupdated Wed Jul 10 2013 10:12:39

Google and related services were inaccessible to some users Wednesday morning, prompting confusion and consternation across the Web.

Ghana's 'Dropifi' startup takes on Silicon Valleyupdated Wed Jul 10 2013 07:10:44

It may be a long way from home but it took just two years for a trio of young techies to take their web-based startup from a classroom in Ghana to the world's technology capital, California's Silicon Valley.

Protests against the NSA spring up across U.S.updated Thu Jul 04 2013 18:25:46

Anti-NSA protesters took to the streets in cities across the United States on Thursday, using the Independence Day holiday to call attention to recent disclosures about the U.S. government's telephone and Internet surveillance programs.

E-mail is crushing Facebook, Twitter for selling stuff onlineupdated Tue Jul 02 2013 13:19:48

In 2013, no company can expect to be taken seriously if it's not on Facebook or Twitter. An endless stream (no pun intended) of advice from marketing consultants warns businesses that they need to "get" social or risk becoming like companies a century ago that didn't think they needed telephones.

Moving on from Google Readerupdated Tue Jun 25 2013 08:31:53

Next Monday, Google is officially shutting down its popular RSS feed reader, Google Reader.

Yahoo 'recycling' old e-mail, raising security concernsupdated Thu Jun 20 2013 12:05:08

Yahoo has announced a plan to "recycle" old e-mail addresses, a move meant to free up accounts for folks who want them but that has sparked privacy concerns.

Prosecutor blasts Google over drug adsupdated Wed Jun 19 2013 17:01:17

Mississippi's top prosecutor Wednesday threatened to subpoena the search giant Google over what he called its failure to crack down on ads touting unlawful sales of prescription drugs and pirated entertainment.

Feedly adds Web version in new bid for Google Reader usersupdated Wed Jun 19 2013 11:28:52

Feedly, the Web-content app that got a surge of new users when Google announced it was pulling the plug on its Reader service, is making a play to inherit even more.

How to hide your data from Internet snoopsupdated Tue Jun 18 2013 17:08:44

Let's face it: Most of us don't e-mail, tweet, text or post anything worthy of clandestine scrutiny.

Tech companies jockey to seem the most transparentupdated Tue Jun 18 2013 11:23:21

Trust us, we're from Silicon Valley.

Google seeks to scrub Web of child pornupdated Mon Jun 17 2013 11:30:14

Google says it will spend $5 million on an effort to wipe pictures of child sexual abuse from the Web and another $2 million to research more effective ways to find, report and eradicate the images.

Our five favorite ALL-CAPS rantsupdated Fri Jun 14 2013 19:03:40

This week, the U.S. Navy forsook a tradition dating back to the 1800s. Why? Because it's now too easily confused with the musings of an Internet lunatic.

Apple arrives (late?) to music streaming with iTunes Radioupdated Mon Jun 10 2013 19:12:47

A pioneer in sales of digital music, Apple on Monday became a late entrant in the booming music-streaming wars.

Some shrug at NSA snooping: Privacy's already deadupdated Fri Jun 07 2013 21:08:15

A series of revelations about the National Security Agency's surveillance programs sparked outrage among many this week, including the expected privacy activists and civil libertarians.

Yahoo pushes all users to new e-mailupdated Mon Jun 03 2013 12:11:21

For Yahoo users who prefer old-school e-mailing, your grace period is over.

Gmail's new inbox can auto-organize your messagesupdated Wed May 29 2013 14:49:01

Last week's rumor was the real deal: Google is rolling out a new Gmail inbox today which autosorts incoming messages so important stuff is easy to find and clutter stays out of the way.

How Marissa Mayer is remaking Yahoo as an Internet portalupdated Tue May 28 2013 13:53:22

Since Marissa Mayer took over as CEO of Yahoo last year, there's been a lot of talk about how the famously detail-oriented ex-Googler will "refocus" the company.

Hackers hit petition site Change.org, official saysupdated Sun May 26 2013 07:21:04

Change.org was hacked late Friday by someone who made "cosmetic" changes on the popular petition website, officials said.

It's settled! Creator tells us how to pronounce 'GIF'updated Wed May 22 2013 11:05:12

We can't settle iPhone vs. Android or "Star Wars" vs. "Star Trek" for you. But another long-running geek debate was put to rest Tuesday night.

10 fun Tumblr blogs to followupdated Wed May 22 2013 08:46:24

Sure, serious-minded folks from the White House on down have taken to Tumblr, the popular blogging platform that Yahoo announced it had purchased this week.

What you should know about Tumblrupdated Mon May 20 2013 14:24:58

Yahoo's purchase of hot blogging platform Tumblr, which it announced Monday, was big news for the hundreds of millions of folks who already post to the site or check in to follow those who do.

How Google+ is pushing its way into all Google productsupdated Fri May 17 2013 17:28:35

For two years, Google has pushed its Google+ as more than a social network or cool video-chatting tool. This week, it is working to hammer home that point with a spate of new features.

Google Maps to get big, personal redesignupdated Wed May 15 2013 20:55:58

Google Maps are getting personal. The next version of the widely used maps tool, previewed on Wednesday at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco, will soon have a different look and some splashy new features including displays of real-time accidents and personalized recommendations.

Go sightseeing with the new Google Mapsupdated Wed May 15 2013 19:09:07

Google's Bernhard Seefeld demonstrates how you can go sightseeing using the Google Maps and even watch the sun set.

Google takes on Pandora, Spotifyupdated Wed May 15 2013 16:40:15

Google is taking on music-streaming services like Pandora and Spotify with its own service called Google Play All Access.

Google announces music subscription serviceupdated Wed May 15 2013 14:31:54

Google is taking on music-streaming services like Pandora, Spotify and Rdio with its own music subscription service called Google Play All Access.

Google search gets smarter, goes hands-freeupdated Wed May 15 2013 14:11:43

How would you like to do a search without touching a computer or phone? Or have your next question answered before you even ask it? Or get a reminder to pick up a carton of milk when you drive by a grocery store?

Apple's App Store hits 50 billion downloadsupdated Tue May 14 2013 17:53:39

At 4:54 pm ET on Wednesday, someone downloaded the 50 billionth app from Apple's online App Store.

Astronaut sings Bowie's 'Space Oddity' in zero gravityupdated Mon May 13 2013 11:25:12

Chris Hadfield has conquered space. Now he's conquering the Internet, too.

Tesla lab saved, but more work to goupdated Fri May 10 2013 14:52:28

Through some highly successful crowdfunding and skillful negotiation, the last remaining laboratory of futurist inventor Nikola Tesla is now in the hands of a nonprofit group that wants to preserve the site and make it a museum honoring "the father of the electric age."

Disconnected: My year without the Internetupdated Fri May 10 2013 10:23:50

We are using the Internet wrong. Smartphones turn people into horrible listeners. And cat videos aren't as riveting as we think they are.

Why the Web loves Cleveland hero Charles Ramseyupdated Wed May 08 2013 15:34:18

It's a horrifying tale: Three young women are held captive for nearly a decade, spending some of that time in chains.

Commenters: Keep your taxes off my Internetupdated Tue May 07 2013 15:56:54

Should the government keep its hands off online shopping? According to the massive response to our stories on a proposed Internet sales tax, many of you think so.

Internet sales tax: What you'll pay, and whenupdated Mon May 06 2013 08:42:45

Internet shoppers could be one step closer to having to pay sales taxes on online purchases.

What to do when your favorite site closesupdated Thu May 02 2013 15:23:08

Minimalist blogging platform Posterous drew its last breath earlier this week.

Team rebuilding world's first websiteupdated Tue Apr 30 2013 13:28:27

Twenty years ago, a team of researchers shared the Web with the world. Now they want to show a generation that grew up online what it was like in its earliest days.

How iTunes changed music, and the worldupdated Fri Apr 26 2013 15:39:19

On April 28, 2003, Apple threw open the virtual doors to its iTunes Store, and music -- all digital media, really -- hasn't been the same since.

Coffee with Apple's CEO? That'll be $210,000updated Thu Apr 25 2013 12:54:52

Apple CEO Tim Cook might soon be sharing Silicon Valley's most expensive cup of coffee.

Lessons from the sorority-girl e-mail rantupdated Wed Apr 24 2013 17:03:58

It's been the rant read 'round the world this week -- its prose so gloriously profane and its priorities so shockingly misplaced that the Web hasn't been able to look away.

Google chairman: 6 predictions for our digital futureupdated Tue Apr 23 2013 17:42:15

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has been thinking a lot about our digital future.

Police-scanner sites see surge in traffic after Boston updated Tue Apr 23 2013 10:32:11

For listeners of police scanners, last week's tragic events offered one real-time drama after another.

Should criminal investigations be crowdsourced?updated Mon Apr 22 2013 19:21:35

Reddit general manager Erik Martin has had a busy few days.

Reddit co-founder urges tech leaders to fight CISPAupdated Mon Apr 22 2013 12:49:47

The co-founder of the popular social news site Reddit has called on the leaders of Google, Facebook and Twitter to help defeat a controversial cybersecurity bill that would compromise the privacy of their users if passed by lawmakers.

Google boss: Entire world will be online by 2020updated Mon Apr 15 2013 13:19:51

Everybody in the world will be on the Internet within seven years. That's what Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said this weekend in public comments that inspired everything from excitement to incredulity.

Why everybody's building a Web music serviceupdated Fri Apr 12 2013 19:20:59

By the time you read this Twitter may have already announced it's getting into the online-music business. If so, they will have plenty of company -- courtesy of some of the tech world's biggest names.

How to tell Google what to do with your account in the afterlifeupdated Thu Apr 11 2013 17:23:59

There's no better way to start off the afternoon than coming to terms with your mortality, which you'll need to do if you want to take advantage of Google's new Inactive Account Manager. Google launched the service on its account settings page to give users options with their account should it remain inactive for an extended period of time.

Hidden gems of the Webby Award nomineesupdated Wed Apr 10 2013 08:16:39

The annual Webby Awards are always a treasure trove of fascinating sites and apps. The organization behind the awards, the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, announced the latest, lengthy list of nominees on Tuesday.

Smellable search results and other April Fools' tech pranksupdated Mon Apr 01 2013 09:17:54

Search results you can smell, a crowdsourced hunt for pirate booty and paying for vowels on Twitter are some of this year's attempts at tech pranks. Few fooled anymore, but the annual tech ritual is still fun to watch. 

Massive cyberattack hits Internet usersupdated Wed Mar 27 2013 14:34:06

Internet users around the globe are facing slowed-down service, thanks to what's being called the biggest cyberattack in history.

The Internet: It's like never leaving junior highupdated Wed Mar 27 2013 10:27:13

Remember when you were 12 years old and you'd pass notes in class, making snide remarks about members of the opposite sex?

Funny or Die making spoof Steve Jobs biopicupdated Tue Mar 19 2013 16:44:57

Forget Ashton Kutcher and Aaron Sorkin. The next Steve Jobs biopic you see will star the "I'm a Mac" guy and come from the twisted minds of Funny or Die.

Cyberattack on Florida election raises questionsupdated Mon Mar 18 2013 15:17:11

It's a fear that keeps cybersecurity experts up at night: an attack on an online election system.

Google Readers users migrating to Feedlyupdated Mon Mar 18 2013 11:08:49

Feedly, a news aggregator which promised to make the migration from Google Reader ? which is being shut down on July 1 ? seamless, has already seen an influx of over 500,000 million Reader users.

Dropbox acquires buzzy app Mailboxupdated Fri Mar 15 2013 15:39:00

In case you haven't heard, Mailbox is the iOS app that everyone wants to get their grubby little paws on. The hip new e-mail app is an alternative interface for Gmail accounts (yes, it only works with Gmail). People who have used it love the gesture-based interface and the ability to "snooze" messages?this latter feature prompts a pop-up message to remind you to reply at some point in the future, like later in the day, later that night, or over the weekend.

Google Reader shutting down on July 1updated Thu Mar 14 2013 11:53:57

Google Reader, one of the best-known feeds through which users can pull together their favorite Web content in one place, will be shutting down, the company announced.

How the Internet built a $100,000 race carupdated Tue Mar 12 2013 16:01:58

With its orange paint, muscular look and mounted steer horns, an unusual race car has been turning heads on the streets of this capital city.

How Marissa Mayer writes her own rulesupdated Tue Mar 12 2013 09:13:14

To become Google's first female engineer in 1999 -- and, eventually, one of the most powerful women in tech -- Marissa Mayer had to get comfortable with risk.

The unlikely star of SXSW: Grumpy Catupdated Sun Mar 10 2013 16:54:24

Forget Elon Musk or Al Gore. The biggest star of the South by Southwest Interactive festival is less than a year old, sleeps all day and looks like she just swallowed a hairball.

Reddit co-founder: I'm not mayor of the Internetupdated Sat Mar 09 2013 13:56:13

Alexis Ohanian is not the mayor of the Internet.

How will the web change in 2013?updated Fri Mar 08 2013 15:25:33

Wordpress founder Matt Mullenweg, Joanna Shields from Tech City, and Google's Eze Vidra share their tech tips for 2013.

50 million compromised in Evernote hackupdated Mon Mar 04 2013 11:46:20

Tens of millions of online note-takers found themselves worrying about their security Monday, as questions remained about a weekend hack of Evernote.

Why the online 'daily deals' craze fizzledupdated Fri Mar 01 2013 18:42:04

On Thursday, Groupon founder and CEO Andrew Mason summed up his day, and perhaps an entire niche industry, with a joke.

Mozilla launches Firefox OSupdated Fri Mar 01 2013 11:54:18

Mozilla Chairwoman, Mitchell Baker talks to CNN's Kristie Lu Stout about introduction of their new Firefox OS.

Cuba's indie tech festivalupdated Mon Jun 25 2012 06:01:44

CNN's Patrick Oppmann reports Cuban techies got together for a festival without having any technology.

New software helps online job-seekersupdated Sun Aug 07 2011 13:32:58

Craig Bell reports a new company has created software to help online job-seekers know where they stand in the process.

Inside China's hacker worldupdated Thu Aug 04 2011 07:55:33

CNN's Eunice Yoon gets insights on Chinese hacking from a self-described godfather of China's hacker world.

Breivik's digital footprintupdated Mon Jul 25 2011 12:13:57

Cyber sleuths try to learn details about mass shooting suspect Anders Behring Breivik. CNN's Kristi Lu Stout reports.

'Bitcoin' virtual currency pros and consupdated Tue Jul 19 2011 11:40:37

CNN's Felicia Taylor explains how "Bitcoin," an online currency works.

The online security generation gapupdated Fri Jul 08 2011 09:24:02

A young British woman and her grandmother demonstrate how different generations view internet security.

How to hide your online footprintupdated Tue Jun 28 2011 13:01:06

CNN's Michael Holmes looks at the digital footprint we leave behind and ways to hide our online lives.

Anna Wintour sets sights on new mediaupdated Wed Jun 15 2011 15:10:28

In an exclusive interview, CNN's Felicia Taylor talks with Vogue Editor Anna Wintour about vogue.com's revamp.

Will data caps threaten cloud services?updated Thu Jun 09 2011 12:47:20

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains how ISP-imposed limits on how much data you can download could affect cloud computing.

June 8 is World IPv6 Dayupdated Wed Jun 08 2011 13:59:30

Major websites test new versions of Internet protocol in an experiment known as IPv6 Day. Kristie Lu Stout explains.

Cloud security concerns criticsupdated Wed Jun 08 2011 10:37:48

Will cloud computing make hacking and ID theft easier? CNN's Felicia Taylor reports.

Rare look at a cloud computing centerupdated Tue Jun 07 2011 10:38:45

CNN's Emily Reuben gets a rare glimpse inside the data center of a cloud facility at an undisclosed location in London.

iCloud center of Apple's digital hubupdated Tue Jun 07 2011 10:30:07

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains what Apple's iCloud can and cannot do.

In Singapore many shoot before they eatupdated Fri May 20 2011 00:59:38

CNN's Liz Neisloss is in Singapore, where passions run high for food, photos of it and sharing both online.

Palace guard yanked over Facebook postupdated Mon Apr 25 2011 11:23:51

A Buckingham Palace guard is removed from royal wedding duty over comments he put on Facebook.

U.S. e-book sales top printupdated Fri Apr 22 2011 10:30:29

For the first time, sales of electronic books in the U.S. exceed sales of print. CNN's Adriana Hauser reports.

The Chinese town the internet builtupdated Thu Mar 31 2011 09:28:49

CNN's Eunice Yoon travels to a village where the residents make their living selling through Taobao.com.

How Chinese circumvent 'firewall' onlineupdated Mon Mar 28 2011 20:40:26

CNN's Jo Ling Kent in Beijing explains China's "Great Firewall" and how users circumvent it.

Chatting with a Chinese blog pioneerupdated Mon Mar 28 2011 07:30:45

There are over 60 million bloggers in China, and he was among the first ones. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout talks to Isaac Mao.

Google tool helps find Japan's missingupdated Sun Mar 13 2011 03:23:39

CNN's Reggie Aqui explains how the internet has once again played a role connecting people after a disaster.

Steve Jobs returns to unveil iPad2updated Wed Mar 02 2011 13:56:17

Apple CEO Steve Jobs appears at the debut of the iPad 2 in San Francisco.

Google's Vint Cerf on web futureupdated Fri Feb 25 2011 06:26:12

One of the internet's founding fathers talks about Google's new boss and "Revolution 2.0" in Egypt.

Vint Cerf: New Google boss 'ambitious'updated Thu Feb 24 2011 13:48:01

Vint Cerf, one of the Web's founding fathers and Google Chief Evangelist, talks about Google's new boss, Larry Page.

Fixing "boring" TV news with animationupdated Mon Feb 07 2011 14:22:40

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout spoke to Jimmy Lai, the man behind Taiwan's hit political animations.

Anybody can be a hacker, for a priceupdated Wed Jan 26 2011 17:17:53

A website claims to give "administrator" access to various web addresses for a price, causing serious security threats.

Qwiki: Wiki meets Facebook, Googleupdated Mon Jan 24 2011 18:52:25

CNN's Dan Simon has an exclusive interview with the founders of "Qwiki," a new website that could compete with Google.

Google's management shake-upupdated Fri Jan 21 2011 14:55:47

CNN Money's David Goldman discusses the new man filling the CEO hot seat at Google and why Eric Schmidt stepped down.

2010: Group coupon business soarsupdated Fri Jan 21 2011 11:17:24

In August 2010, the CEO of Groupon.com discussed the success of the group coupon website.

The end of the Wintel alliance?updated Fri Jan 07 2011 14:48:54

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout examines the future of Microsoft Windows and its potential use on mobile devices.

Internet outlook for 2011updated Thu Dec 30 2010 14:07:30

CNN's Maggie Lake talks to internet guru Caterina Fake about her predictions for the web in 2011.

S. Korea loses cyberspace legal battleupdated Wed Dec 29 2010 10:44:44

South Korea's government loses a legal battle over web control. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Geek-tastic giftsupdated Fri Dec 17 2010 13:22:35

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout brings you some of the best gift ideas for the geek on your shopping list.

Facebook enters e-mail gameupdated Wed Dec 15 2010 12:12:35

Does Facebook's foray into e-mail fundamentally change how we use e-mail? And will it make e-mails shorter?

Openleaks' different approachupdated Mon Dec 13 2010 14:20:13

Openleaks founder Daniel Domscheit-Berg explains how Openleaks will differ from WikiLeaks.

Explain it to me: Cyber attacksupdated Fri Dec 10 2010 13:06:17

CNN.com's John Sutter explains the recent denial-of-service cyber attacks and how they affect you.

Why isn't WikiLeaks trending?updated Thu Dec 09 2010 09:57:16

CNN's Etan Horowitz explains why terms relating to WikiLeaks are not consistently trending on Twitter.

WikiLeaks battles to stay onlineupdated Fri Dec 03 2010 10:52:50

A CNN.com producer explains how the WikiLeaks site was reportedly targeted by a string of cyber attacks.

Chris Hughes' life after Facebookupdated Thu Dec 02 2010 05:31:16

In this time of giving, Facebook's co-founder has launched a new social media site focusing on charity work.

Suicide streamed live sparks debateupdated Mon Nov 29 2010 13:13:17

A Japanese man's live video stream of his suicide sparks privacy debates. CNN's Kyung Lah explains.

Facebook e-mail a game changer?updated Tue Nov 16 2010 10:39:16

Facebook announces a new messaging system that may create competition for e-mail providers. Affiliate KGO reports.

Baidu succeeds where Google strugglesupdated Fri Nov 12 2010 07:41:48

Is China's biggest search engine a Google clone with a home court advantage, or an innovator in its own right?

Viral video: West vs. Chinaupdated Tue Nov 09 2010 12:13:48

Tudou CEO Gary Wang tells News Stream how videos that go viral in China compare to those popular on YouTube.

Jimmy Wales on the hot seatupdated Mon Nov 08 2010 16:08:31

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales runs the gamut in a wide-ranging interview with News Stream.

Miners, apple make tech newsupdated Thu Oct 14 2010 18:06:50

The Chilean miners bring in big web traffic and Apple patents an anti-sexting program.

Web browsers battle for surfersupdated Mon Oct 11 2010 18:25:27

CNN's Ali Velshi explores which Web broswer is best for you.

The future of staying connectedupdated Mon Oct 11 2010 08:43:46

Cisco's Senior VP Carlos Dominguez talks to CNN's Ali Velshi about how we may use communications tools in the future.

Dot-com start-ups looking for fameupdated Wed Sep 29 2010 12:03:13

"American Idol" meets the tech world. Some promising start-ups meet in San Francisco hoping to get buzz and money.

Facebook, iPad make tech newsupdated Fri Sep 24 2010 14:35:59

Facebook outages cause headaches for the addicted and an iPad plays a part in baby delivery.

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