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Gigaom founder Om Malik has announced the prominent tech blog will shut down, as it is unable to keep the lights on.
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uTorrent, the go-to service for downloading torrent files, is under fire for practices that serve its parent company.
India’s Flipkart Acquires Sequoia-Backed Startup AdIQuity In Foray Into Online Advertising
As digital advertising gains ground worldwide, mobile technologies that can help businesses better target their potential customers become valuable.
Yik Yak Bullying Has Schools Investigating Ways To Curb Anonymous Abuse On College Campuses
A Michigan professor finished teaching a class only to find that her students had been mocking her online.
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What Is Nacho Time? Popcorn Time-Inspired Movie Streamer Blocked As Interest Grows
A Dutch anti-piracy organization has led the charge against the surge of illegal sites that facilitate illegal streaming.
Punit Soni, Motorola Mobility's Former Products Head, To Help Flipkart Establish Valley Presence
More Valley technologists are heading to Asian companies, taking their careers, and their new employers, in bold new directions.
Alibaba Unveils Plan To Challenge Amazon, Microsoft, IBM In US Cloud Market
In a surprise move, Jack Ma’s company said Wednesday that it plans to open a commercial data center in the heart of Silicon Valley.
The Pirate Bay's Zombie Sites Are Full Of Malware. But That Probably Won't Stop You From Downloading Torrents.
Normally the longer a website is around, the more reliable it becomes. That hasn't been the case in the Wild West world of digital piracy.
Twitter's Tor Crackdown Could Scrub ISIS Accounts Off For Good, But Also Human Rights Activists And Government Critics
The terrorist group has recruited more than 3,000 Westerners to Iraq and Syria thanks in part to its social media strategy.
Google Inc. Launching Solar-Powered Internet Drones Later This Year
The atmospheric satellites will beam wireless Internet to areas without it, as well as to disaster-struck areas.
Air Traffic Control Systems Vulnerable To Hackers, GAO Report Reveals
A government watchdog made 17 recommendations to the FAA, including one asking the agency to update its security strategy.
Microsoft's Windows Phones, A Tough Sell In The US And China, Are Catching On In India
Young Indian professionals are happy with their Windows smartphones and could upgrade to Microsoft's new Lumias.
Obamacare On Trial: Tech Hurdles Could Doom State Efforts To Build Own Exchanges
Supreme Court case could mean states that rely on HealthCare.gov would be have to switch to self-managed exchanges.
Seattle Police Upload Body Camera Video Footage To YouTube Channel
The Seattle Police Department appears to be the first to have launched a YouTube channel for body camera footage.
Obama Criticizes China's 'Backdoor' Counterterrorism Law That Requires US Tech Firms Provide Encryption Keys
President Obama predicted that restrictive laws on U.S. technology companies could limit trade with China.
The Pirate Bay Is Down: New Torrent Uploads Missing In Action
The site, known for providing access to illegal downloads of films, TV shows and music, is sinking.
Jay Carney Hire Catapults Amazon Into Silicon Valley Race For Washington Influence
Unlike Facebook and Google, Amazon has largely avoided hiring Washington insiders to lead its public campaigns.
EZTV, KickassTorrents Help 'House Of Cards' Season 3 Download Frenzy Spread To China, India
Frank Underwood's motivations in this season have been the subject of debate on torrent sites throughout the world.
China Cites Security In Crackdown On Western Tech: Is it Protectionism or Prudence?
"Intrusive" technology regulations in China threaten to cut American businesses out of a $20 billion banking hardware market.
NSFW: Google Cancels Ban On Blogger Porn After Receiving 'A Ton' Of Angry Feedback
It took less than 72 hours for the company to cancel an impending no-porn policy.
Twitter Takes On Doxxing, Impersonation In Latest Stand Against Online Abuse
The microblogging service has boosted the number of employees charged with protecting users from harassment.
Want Google Fiber In Your City? Make It Easy For Us, Google Exec Says
Analysts contend that the search giant's investors are concerned about its spending, which has slowed the expansion of Fiber.
Jay Carney’s Amazon To-Do List: Drones, Internet Sales Tax, Eurocrats
The former White House press secretary was rumored to take over Apple's lobbying arm before he joined Amazon's shop.
Internet Access In The World: Only 40% Of Global Population Have Ever Been Online
A new report provides insight as to why getting online remains elusive for most people on Earth.
Why Are Apple, Amazon Data Center Jobs Going To Europe? Blame The NSA
U.S. tech giants such as Apple and Amazon are rushing to build data centers on the Continent to allay Europe's privacy concerns post-Snowden.
Facebook Suicide: New 'Report User' Method Aims To Intervene Before Status Turns To Reality
Suicidal thoughts often surface on the social network, which unveiled new tools to intervene.
Fark Founder Drew Curtis Looks To Parlay Internet Fame As Reform Candidate For Kentucky Governor
Fark.com founder Drew Curtis has no political experience, but he's hoping his outsider status will help him tap into a frustrated electorate.
18.8 Million Empire, Independence Health Customers May Have Lost Personal Information In Anthem Hack
Reported in early February, the Anthem hack was the largest yet to hit an American health insurance company.
Net Neutrality: Democrats Ensure FCC Rules, Much To The Dismay Of Republicans (And ISPs)
The rules will force broadband providers to treat all Internet traffic equally, proponents say.
Reddit Bans Nude Photos Posted Without Depicted's Consent Starting March 10
The policy, which comes into effect March 10, bans nude images posted without the consent of those depicted.
Yahoo Looks To Break Google’s Mobile Monopoly With Search-Friendly Apps
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer plans to enlist developers in a quest to break Google's stranglehold on the mobile search market. But is it too late?
Best Popcorn Time Sites Blocked In Dutch Effort To Tighten Grip On Video Torrent Streaming
By replicating Netflix's clean interface and deep movie catalog, Popcorn Time has quickly become the bane of international copyright enforcers.
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