Linguistic conventions and trademark law are being put to the test by a lawsuit in which Phoenix, AZ resident David Elliott is suing to have Google’s trademark on its own name canceled
The web may be littered with the husks of failed browsers, but struggling search outfit Yahoo! is tossing its hat into the ring nonetheless, with a “search browser†seemingly aimed mainly at mobile platforms, but also available as a plugin for popular desktop browsers.
The most copyright takedown requests to Google come, by a staggering margin, from software giant Microsoft, rather than the film or music industry.
A new report found growth in computer security threats almost across the board, in a shifting trend that surprised the authors.
Treehouse founder and CEO Ryan Carson is angry about the commodification and appropriation of hacker culture for the benefit of business interests.
Breaking up is hard to do, unless you’re Meg Whitman. The former eBay CEO continues her reign of tyranny at HP by announcing massive job cuts via video message.
Google is embarking on a quest to notify the owners of 500,000 infected computers that, unless they take action, their internet will be shut off on July 19th.
Members of hacktivist group Anonymous claim to have leaked some 1.7 gigabytes of internal emails from the Bureau Of Justice, a US government agency.
WikiLeaks announces the launch of Friends of WikiLeaks (FoWL), an encrypted social network for hacktivists, whistleblowers and WikiLeaks sympathizers.
Members of Anonymous have taken down the websites of the City of Chicago and Chicago Police Department in protest of the NATO summit being held in Chicago.
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