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By Timothy B. Lee
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No, Gmail’s ad-targeting isn’t wiretapping
A judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit claiming Gmail's ad targeting violates federal wiretapping law.
A judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit claiming Gmail's ad targeting violates federal wiretapping law.
These people were caught spying on ex-girlfriends, husbands, and romantic prospects.
Four senators have proposed legislation to restrict NSA surveillance of Americans and make the government's spying activities more transparent.
A Q&A; with the California Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg,the author of a California law that will require sites to let minors take down things they post to websites.
Some surprising charts on U.S. Internet use.
But it's not entirely their fault -- the responsibilities of the oval office pre-empt being on the cutting edge of tech trends.
Companies with large patent portfolios oppose a proposal to invalidate bad patents.
AT&T; says Andrew Aurenheimer belongs in prison for exposing a security flaw in its website.
BlackBerry is the latest company to be destroyed by the rapid pace of smartphone innovation. But major wireless providers don't have to worry about suffering a similar fate.
BlackBerry was great at selling to corporate IT departments. It's not so good at selling to individual consumers.
The Facebook founder risks underestimating how clogged things are in Washington.
House Judiciary Committee releases principles for Internet sales tax proposal.
Net neutrality is irrelevant. Here's what we should be debating instead.
The city's public fiberoptic network is about to increase speeds for its subscribers for the third time in four years — at no extra cost.
Former NSA and CIA director General Michael Hayden had a lot to say about the Internet Sunday.
Some women's advocates want to censor misogynistic speech online. But Jillian York disagrees.
Outside analysts say Twitter is worth $10 billion.
This week Nebraska's attorney general made the case that patent trolling tactics violate Nebraska state law.
On Monday, a federal appeals court heard Verizon's challenge to the FCC's network neutrality rules.
If you want to keep evidence of your sexcaspades quiet by suing Google, you're gonna have a bad time.