Jeff Stone

Fans watching Team USA against Portugal in the World Cup Sunday night had extra reason to celebrate when Teddy Roosevelt, dubbed Teddy Goalsevelt on Twitter, made a sudden appearance after the Jermaine Jones goal.

Univision, ESPN and others have attracted record audiences looking online for free live streaming alternatives during the World Cup tournament.

Keith Alexander is soliciting the financial industry to sell his high-priced services as a consultant, a familiar revolving-door scenario.

Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno appealed to federal officials last week to stop overwhelming his city with refugees burden already strained social services.

Baher Mohamed was a young journalist getting his career started when he was arrested in Cairo last year. He was sentenced Monday to 10 years in an Egyptian prison.

The RIAA has surpassed 50 million DMCA requests, with MP3 Skull, Filestube, Bee MP3, and other file-sharing sites the most frequently targeted by the music industry.

Alcohol researchers are still investigating precisely what drinking does to our bodies to give us hangovers, and what the best cure could be.

Samsung's Gear 2 did not get enthusiastic reviews upon its release and could have trouble fending off a rabid Apple fanbase waiting for the iWatch's release.

Netflix customers have learned how to test if their own Internet speed has been affected by the debate between Comcast, Verizon and streaming video services.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere is drawing criticism for his controversial rape comments and for failing to convince pundits he's an average Joe.

Voltage Pictures is notorious among pirates for suing torrent users who downloaded free copies of "The Hurt Locker" and "The Company You Keep."

Facebook was down for a brief 20 minutes Thursday morning and, while it was the largest outage in four years, there was a relatively small ripple effect.

Amazon and eBay reacted swiftly to supicions that Star N9500 phone technology has been infected with Chinese malware, although other retailers have made no mention of it.

The large following at IKEAhackers.net may not be displaced after all with the news that IKEA will re-think a trademark claim.

Bitcoin interests will get a previously unimaginable marketing opportunity when two college football teams kick off the 'Bitcoin Bowl.'

Threatened with steep fines Flixtor and TorrentLook.up, two of the many so-called "Netflix for pirates" sites, voluntarily shut their doors.

Tech pundits have scoffed at speculation over an Amazon 3D smartphone, but other experts said a 3D mobile device could be the next frontier.

Unicode's new list of 250 emoji symbols contains a "No Piracy" character that has left torrent users and hackers wondering exactly how often copyright law comes up in normal conversation.

Pluto Mail bills itself as the "Snapchat of email" partly because it can make emails expire once read. Users can also unsend emails.

Google soft-launched the Chromecast stick for TV "a little while ago."

Los Angeles Kings fans celebrating their NHL championship victory over the New York Rangers took the party to another level when they knocked a small drone out of the air.

ISIS has used Twitter and other social media to instill fear into the Iraqi government and control how its perceived online.

Hungry Domino's customers will soon be giving their pizza order to a Siri-like voice app named "Dom" rather than an actual employee.

Charles Farr said that it's legal to spy on British social media activity because Facebook's servers are in the U.S.

Sony hopes the Xperia Z2's newest feature will be enough to woo Verizon customers when the phone is released in North America later this summer.

Amazon is expected to unveil its new smartphone on Wednesday. AT&T is the exclusive carrier.

IKEAhackers.net will find a new home online after the company it champions decided to file a cease-and-desist order, confusing the IKEA fan who first created the site as a tribute to design.

The government is forcing Internet service providers to knock more of Iraq offline in an attempt to stifle ISIS communication.