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What Can The NSA See? MIT Immersion Project Illustrates Metadata PRISM Can Gather

The word "metadata" has been thrown around a lot since the NSA surveillance programs leaks, but a new project reveals what the NSA can actually learn about a person.

Is Google Down? Search Engine Says Outage In US Has Been Resolved

Google, as well as other services like Gmail, YouTube and Google Drive, were down on Wednesday morning but the search engine said the issue has been resolved.

Did Florida Accidentally Ban All Computers, Tablets And Smartphones?

In a quick reaction to an Internet gambling controversy, Florida passed a bill that may have accidentally banned smartphones, tablets and computers.

Chinese Hire Strangers To Visit Parents After New Law Prohibits Neglect Of Elderly

Some children in China are resorting to hiring strangers to keep their parents from feeling neglected.

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'Saved By The Bell' and 'Punky Brewster' To Return As Digital Comics

Lion Forge Comics has announced plans to created a digital comics series based around several beloved television shows of the '90s and of later years, including "Saved by the Bell," "Knight Rider" and "Airwolf."

Google Profiting From Illegal Content? Attorneys General Want A Cleaner YouTube

Two attorneys general are demanding that Google cleans up YouTube and stops profiting from illegal videos.

New York City Gets '.nyc ' Domain To Help City Businesses

The unique ".nyc" domain name will begin taking applications at the end of 2013.

Google Doodle Honors Franz Kafka, Author Of 'Metamorphosis', 'The Trial'

Google has changed its logo into a giant walking insect as tribute to the late German author Franz Kafka and his novella "The Metamorphosis."

Southwest Airlines Offers Free In-Flight TV On Personal Devices

Southwest Airlines has announced it will let passengers view TV for free on their personal devices when flying on the airline's Wi-Fi enabled planes reports USA Today.

Yahoo Kills AltaVista: Legendary Search Engine Will Officially Shut Down July 8

One of the most popular search engines of 1990s, Alta Vista, will be gone for good July 8.

Chinese Online Petition Site Launches and Crashes On The Same Day

China launched a new petition website, similar to the White House's, so citizens can file complaints. Can the servers handle the traffic?

Firefox Vs. Chrome: Mozilla Takes Top Honors In Latest Web Browser Grand Prix

In the latest Web Browser Grand Prix, Mozilla Firefox beat out Google Chrome for the first time in years.

Firefox OS: Release Date And Specs Of ZTE Open, First Mozilla Phone, Revealed [VIDEO]

Mozilla will launch the first phones powered by Firefox OS on July 2 in Spain.

Google Reader Dies: The End Of The Internet?

Google is shutting down its Reader today, quipping that it means the end of the Internet.

China's Father Of The Great Firewall Internet Censorship System, Fang Binxing, Resigns For 'Health Issues'

Fang Binxing, a driving force behind the creation of China's Internet censorship system, is retiring as president of a Beijing university.

iTunes Radio Vs. Pandora: Apple More Generous With Independent Artists?

Apple released the terms of its contracts with record labels for iTunes Radio, and it will pay a bit better than Pandora.

Microsoft Joins Google In Demanding Permission To Publish FISA Request Data

After reaching a deal with the FBI to publish approximate data on requests for user accounts, Microsoft joined Google in demanding permission from the government to specify which requests were part of FISA.

Malaysia Has Infrastructure And Support To Develop Data Storage For Cloud Computing

Malaysia's communications and multimedia minister endorsed his country’s capability to develop in the cloud computing industry.

FISA 2013: 10 Things You Need To Know About The New Accountability And Privacy Protection Act

Here are five key components of the FISA Accountability And Privacy Protection Act Of 2013 you should know about.

Federal Trade Commission Warns Google, Others To Carefully Distinguish Search Results From Paid Ad Results

In a polite letter, the Federal Trade Commission warned search engines to more-clearly distinguish natural search results from paid ads.

Apple iOS 7 Beta 2: Top 5 Features And Key Enhancements From The New Update

Apple seeded the iOS 7 Beta 2 to its developers on Monday with new features and support for the iPad. Here are some of the key enhancements.

South Korea Issues Cyber Attack Alert After Government Sites Shut Down

South Korea issued an alert after an apparent hacking attempt on government computer networks on Tuesday -- the anniversary of the Korean War.

Gay Google: Gayglers Prepare For 8th Annual Google Pride Parade, Decorate LGBQT Search Results

Every June, Google decorates gay search results and plans an entire month of celebrations for Gay and Lesbian Pride Month.

Disney, Sony Experiment With Streaming Movies That Are Still In Theaters

To combat movie piracy in Asia, Disney and Sony are experimenting with offering on-demand streaming of movies like "Django Unchained" and "Brave" while they're still running in theaters.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Release Date Revealed, Pre-Orders Start Tomorrow, Will Compete With Google, Amazon, B&N, iPad Budget Tablets

Samsung has announced three new tablets as well as their release dates, prices and preorder information.

Vodafone Agrees To Buy Kabel Deutschland In A $10.15B Cash Deal After Liberty Global Makes A Bid

Vodafone reached a preliminary deal to buy Germany's Kabel Deutschland in a $10.15 billion all-cash deal, the companies said Monday.

Project Mountain: Microsoft To Invest Nearly $700 Million In Iowa Data Center

Microsoft proposes investing nearly $700 million for the expansion of its data center in West Des Moines, Iowa.

Mozilla Firefox 'Do Not Track' Feature Coming, But Advertisers Object

Mozilla is working on a sophisticated new feature for Firefox to make it easy for users to block or allow cookies.

British Watchdog Agency Orders Google To Destroy Personal Data Within 35 Days, Including Emails And Passwords It Collected Through Its Street View Project

Google has until July 16 to destroy data it discovered it had harvested from its mapping endeavors.

Pirate Bay Co-Founder Sentenced To Two Years In Prison; Sweden Finds Gottfrid Svartholm Guilty Of Hacking

Gottfrid Svartholm, a co-founder of torrent site The Pirate Bay, was convicted of hacking and sentenced to two years in prison.

Oracle Expected To Announce Key Technology Partnerships With Microsoft, Netsuite, Salesforce.Com On Its Cloud Computing Database 12c

Microsoft and other software companies are set to join hands with Oracle on cloud-computing projects.

France Data-Protection Authority Gives Google 3 Months To Comply With Demands That Challenge Company’s DoubleClick, Analytics And +1 Service

France's data-protection regulator is leading a European drive to force Google to change its all-encompassing privacy policy.

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