Jeff Stone

Viewers felt a surge of trust and happiness after watching the Always campaign, but they also noticed the Budweiser horses.

PopcornTime is preparing to celebrate its first anniversary online. But first it just has to stay online.

New tech startups pop up every day, but Glassbreakers is different: It helps women break into the notoriously bro-centric Silicon Valley.

Anonymous and the Guardians of Peace have made Pastebin the de facto repository for new disclosures.

Contracts with SpaceX and Boeing will help the U.S. reduce its reliance on Russia to get to the International Space Station.

Formerly classified as an asteroid, Ceres is the largest body in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

The latest release from AnchorFree comes free for Android users, though iOS users need to pay a small annual fee to go ad-free.

New York City taxis provided emergency workers and stranded elderly customers with free rides during the blizzard.

The suspected killer of two NYPD officers last month posted a screenshot from his Waze account showing officers were nearby.

Privacy experts have warned that supercookies, or perma-cookies, can easily be used by hackers and other nefarious actors.

The Pirate Bay's clock is still counting down to Feb. 1, advancing the notion the site will soon return.

The Patriots coach denied that the organization is guilty of any wrongdoing in the latest controversy to haunt the team.

Interest in Alan Turing is surging because of Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal of him in "The Imitation Game."

Lena Klimova was initially acquitted of charges filed against her website before a Russian lawmaker swore vengeance.

Best known for Fark's smarminess, Drew Curtis promised "leave people alone" if elected governor.

“Buying a smartphone shouldn’t be interpreted as giving the government a free pass to track your movements,” one lawmaker says.

The infamous piracy site had claimed it was run through the cloud, but that's now being contradicted.

Insurers are hoping you'll permit a little surveillance for lower rates.

The Silk Road 2.0 online drug market was shut down after the arrest of former SpaceX employee Blake Benthall, aka "Defcon."

Ulbricht's defense team stunned the court last week by suggesting someone else might have been behind the Silk Road.

Range-R surveillance technology is only the latest military device to be used by domestic police agencies.

Leaked screenshots show that the nefarious hackers guarded their DDoS-for-hire service with an unprotected plain text document.

Affordable health insurance and the Small Business Administration have helped everyday Americans fulfill their potential, the president said.

Even though Joshua Wong was released without charges, he said, the authorities told him “there is still a chance for prosecution.”

A Supreme Court ruling could give LGBT couples the same rights heterosexual couples have in the states that ban same-sex marriage.

Gay and lesbian couples throughout traditionally conservative states could soon be married, depending on the upcoming Supreme Court decision.

Apple, Facebook and other tech heavyweights have looked toward encryption in their fight against surveillance.

"I am the captain of this ship," Dread Pirate Roberts told Silk Road users upset with how much commission he was taking.

Ross Ulbricht, co-founder of the online drug bazaar Silk Road, denies that he is the infamous “Dread Pirate Roberts.”