Judge rules against LinkedIn in legal fight over its members' public data
Scraping public profile information is allowed, says judge
Amazon Instant Pickup is a convenience store for the instant gratification crowd
A gas station with app ordering? That's Amazon Instant Pickup
GoDaddy bans Neo-Nazi site for derogatory article on Charlottesville victim
The Daily Stormer appears to have faked an Anonymous hack following its ban
FCC to make ruling on Verizon net neutrality complaint
The one and only formal complaint made on net neutrality is heard
Facebook's new 'Watch' video platform offers up original shows and live sports
The social network wants to drag you away from YouTube and the TV
Techdirt, which is being sued for libel, accepts $250,000 to "further reporting on free speech"
The site is being sued for $15 million
Disney to launch streaming service in 2019, will pull its movies from Netflix
But the Star Wars and Marvel properties might stay where they are
Apple called "anti-consumer" by Indian telecom regulator
No, you can't be on the Do Not Call list
You can now share and discuss YouTube videos via in-app messaging
Group messaging and video sharing is now possible within the YouTube app
WannaCry hackers finally empty ransom wallets
Over $140,000 worth of bitcoins were withdrawn
Facebook is now exclusively using AI to translate posts and comments
Translations should be more accurate from here on out
Facebook will show fewer links to slow-loading websites
Even fast internet isn't fast enough for these Facebook users
Firefox's Test Pilot add-on lets you try voice-search, file-sharing and note-taking features
You can test these experimental features out for yourself
What is the origin of the word "spam" in the context of email spam?
"Spontaneously Persistent Advertising Message"?
Court rules that politicians who block people on social media are violating the first Amendment
Could this spell trouble for Trump?
New report slams Facebook's Free Basics program
Is a limited, free version of the internet better than nothing?
Russia will ban VPNs and proxies to block "unlawful content"
It will also require chat app users to hand over their phone numbers
Who described the Internet as a series of tubes?
"It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes. And if you don't understand, those tubes can be filled..."
