Library of congress articles

Doom's original soundtrack is now preserved by the Library of Congress

Sounding off: Video game music has spent decades shaping popular culture, but only a handful of game soundtracks have been formally recognized as part of America's recorded history. Doom's induction into the Library of Congress National Recording Registry is another sign that the sounds of early PC gaming are no longer being treated as disposable background noise, but as cultural artifacts worth preserving.

Windows 95 start-up chime and Minecraft soundtrack added to National Recording Registry

The Library of Congress will no longer archive every public tweet

Unreleased Duke Nukem game unearthed by Library of Congress

Newly appointed FCC chairman calls for wireless carriers to unlock cell phones

Phone-unlocking petition author launches "Fix the DMCA" campaign

FCC will investigate phone unlocking ban, cites innovation, competition concerns

Jailbreaking smartphones remains legal. Tablets? Not so much.