Google and YouTube are partnering with POLITICO to host an event on Monday at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. to talk about technology's role in democracy and the political proc...
Three out-of-five Americans who consider themselves somewhat politically active are members of a social network, and 70 percent indicated they expect to vote in November, accord...
Yahoo News has launched “Ask America,” a new interactive and social website focused on the November 2010 elections.
The site asks Americans to share t...
U.S. representatives Ed Markey (D-Mass) and Joe Barton (R-Texas) sent a letter today to 15 companies identified in a recent Wall Street Journal investigation as installing consu...
Representative Paul Hodes (D-NH) introduced today a bipartisan resolution to protect online out-of-state sellers from having to collect taxes in states where they have no physic...
A State Department official who's made something of a splash due to his use of Twitter might soon begin collecting paychecks from Google, according to a new report. Jared...
The Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act (H.R. 2267) which was debated at a Congressional hearing this week is set to be amended or marked up by...
AOL has launched AOL Advertising Politics hub aimed at campaigns, advocacy groups and companies looking to target audiences online.
Online display advertising ha...
The House Committee on Financial Services held a hearing Wednesday to discuss regulating Internet gambling in the U.S. and establish safeguards for licensed operators to put in...
A round of applause for Facebook's HR department, please. Today, the company announced that it's managed to hire Marne Levine, who last held the title(s) "Special Ass...
This week, Australia got its first female prime minister (Julia Gillard replaced Kevin Rudd following a surprise challenge for the leadership of the Labor Party), and throughout...
More than one-third (34%) of Americans are "tuning out" social networking sites, with 39 percent doing so because of rude behavior, according to a new survey by Weber...
UK politicians may soon be making status updates and friending voters like never before. Mark Zuckerberg met with the UK's Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media...
The Federal Communications Commission today said it is seeking public comment on the best way to support its efforts to ensure universal access to high-speed broadband services...
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