A fast, sleek new version of Firefox was released on Wednesday to vie Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) and Google Chrome in the fiercely competitive market for Web browsing software.
LinkedIn, the online social network for professionals and job seekers, now has 100 million members worldwide and more than half are from outside the United States.
Twitter on Monday marked its fifth birthday with a new website and online video of celebrities talking up the world-changing micro-blogging service.
France’s data privacy regulator said Monday it had imposed a record fine of 100,000 euros ($138,000) on Google for having collected private information while compiling its panoramic Street View service.
The New York Times will begin to charge people for access to some of its digital content as it makes another stab at getting readers to pay for digital news.
An Australian academic Friday praised the increasing use of social media during disasters, saying there had been a "beautiful display of humanity" on Facebook during recent catastrophes.
Computer scam artists are going to new heights...or depths. They now phone you at home!
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Walking into a Major League Baseball clubhouse was everything it was supposed to be, except for the part where I wasn't in uniform and scheduled to earn $25 million in salary this year.
To simply call Tuesday's federal budget futile would now seem a gross understatement.