When Google admitted that its Street View cars had recorded sensitive data sent over WiFi networks, there were many different reactions. UK authorities more or less brushed off th...
Google's best lawyers may want to start packing their bags for Washington, D.C. Today, Senator Mike Lee called for the Senate Judiciary Committee's Antitrust Subcommittee to condu...
Over the years, Google's had to appear in French courts several times, and it now looks like a recent case didn't go so well. Google's been found guilty of breaching copyright law...
Tech companies poach each other's employees on a regular basis; a week rarely goes by without something alone the lines of a Yahoo-to-Google or Zynga-to-Twitter transfer occurri...
In 2010 there were 303,809 complaints of Internet crime, the second-highest total in 10 years according to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
The I...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said today it has asked a federal judge to shut down a company that allegedly sent people millions of spam text messages.
The...
Righthaven has reportedly appealed a court ruling from last fall, which deemed the use of 8 sentences of one of its clients' 30-sentence article "fair use". The ruling...
We've written about Righthaven a couple times. This is a company with a business model based on suing publishers and bloggers on behalf of newspaper clients like the Las Vegas R...
U.S. Representative Jackie Speier (D-CA) introduced “Do Not Track Me” legislation in Congress today that would let people block the tracking of their online ac...
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