Digital Government
Will Next-Gen Social Media Wiretapping Catch the Next Boston Bombers?
The latest legislative proposals coming out of the FBI's Next Generation Cyber Initiative would threaten the likes of Facebook and Google with legal inquiries and fines if they don't comply.
Cybersecurity
The Internet Is Not Freaking Out About the SOPA Sequel
Over 200 sites are participating in an Internet shutdown to protest the new bill, however, a few major names are missing.
Modernization
Yahoo's New Weather App Will Change Every Day of Your Life
The newly mobile first company has just launched a beautiful, photo-first app.
Digital Government
How Reddit Fueled the Scanner-Happy Media to Out Innocent Boston 'Suspects'
Site outed many people who did not end up being the suspects.
Digital Government
Why Hasn't the FBI's Facial Recognition Technology Found the Boston Bombers?
System may not be in place nationwide.
Digital Government
New Boston Bomb Parts and Crime Scene Photos Provide Early Marathon Answers
Investigation enters its third day.
Digital Government
Medical Advances From Iraq and Afghanistan Might Help Save Bombing Victims' Limbs
It is possible to replant extremities with lengthy procedures.
Modernization
Dish's $25.5 Billion Offer for Sprint Is All About Cord-Cutting
Dish believes the wireless high-speed Internet Sprint offers is the future of streaming TV.
Emerging Tech
Bitcoin Crash Shows Why It's Not Really a Currency
The system encourages hoarding, which is not a great thing for an economy.
Digital Government
Why Google Fiber and Its High-Speed Clones Are Too Expensive for Your City
Installing the fiberoptic cable in Kansas City cost $84 million.
Modernization
Consider the BlackBerry Z10, a Smart Fish in an Ocean of Smartphones
A review of Blackberry's new mobile offering
Modernization
China Has a Better iPhone Warranty Than America to Go with Its Apology from Apple
After weeks of anti-Apple rhetoric from China's state run media, Apple CEO Tim Cook has made some changes.
Modernization
BlackBerry's Not Selling Enough New Phones Yet
While the company's first earnings report since its new phone launched is mostly good, Blackberry still needs more subscribers.
Digital Government
Nevermind: Facebook Is Keeping Track of What You Buy at the Drugstore
The social media site will serve specific ads that reflect your offline shopping habits.
Digital Government
The Bidding War for Dell Has Officially Begun
Activist investor and professional company-shaker-upper Carl Icahn has put an offer on the table for the PC manufacturer.
Cybersecurity
Miami's Voter Fraud Is Only the Beginning of Election Hacking
The hacking attempt uncovers underlying security issues with the online voting systems of the future.
Emerging Tech
Digg Has Made an RSS Reader Its Top Priority After Google Reader Died
A little light at the end of a dark Google reader tunnel.
Modernization
Commentary: The Ban on Cellphone Unlocking Has Gone Too Far
AT&T has released a new policy on unlocking phones.
Cybersecurity
How You Can Stop Webcam Hackers from Watching You
One foolproof way to avoid an increasingly terrifying group of cyberspies.
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