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New Law Would Prevent Your Boss from Demanding Your Facebook Password
New legislation being considered by congress would make it a crime for an employer to demand your social networking passwords.
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Nextdoor Launches iPhone App to Connect You With Your Neighbors
The fledgling Nextdoor social network connects you with local information, services, and friends in a safe, secure environment.
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Twitter Introduces 2-step Verification to Keep Your Account Secure
After months of embarrassing, high-profile hacks, Twitter is offering its users a secure, optional 2-step login process.
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Google Launches Conversational Search
Google's new Conversational Search uses context to deliver exact answers to your spoken questions.
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Instagram criticized for its proliferation of underage users
Social networks like Instagram are required by law to keep underage users away, but experts say the site drops the ball.
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Georgia Tech Offering Master's Degree for $7,000
Georgia Institute of Technology, one of the nation's top 10 schools for computer science, is offering a complete online master's degree for less than $7,000.
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Twitter Data Maps Show How Interconnected Our World Really Is
Scientists at the University of Illinois have created a series of maps showing where people tweet worldwide and who they interact with.
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Internet Sales Tax Closer to Signing
Soon Amazon and eBay purchases may no longer be tax free for most Americans.
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YouTube More Popular than Cable TV for Younger Generation
With original programming as well as user upload, the online video site is catching up to Hollywood.
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World's First Website Back Online
European particle physics laboratory CERN returned the first ever Internet website to its rightful place on the Web
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