Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is calling for the US to abandon its attempt to extradite British student Richard O'Dwyer over alleged copyright offenses.

A lawsuit has led to Facebook changing one of its most effective advertising tools.

The Texas attorney general is accusing Google of unreasonably withholding thousands of documents in an anti-trust investigation into its search policies.

This doesn't look good for Motorola in any way shape or form.

Apple's been fined US$2.29 million for misleading Australian customers over the 4G capability of the iPad.

With an asking price of over $500 million, there were never going to be many potential purchasers for the Hawaiian island of Lana'i. But Larry Ellison, co-founder and CEO of Oracle, has now snapped it up - or almost all of it, at least.

An Illinois woman is launching a class action lawsuit against LinkedIn over the recent security breach which saw millions of passwords stolen.

After weeks of rumors, Facebook has acquired Israeli facial recognition company Face.com, in a move aimed at bolstering the company's mobile capabilities.

Google's released data on the governments aiming to censor internet content, and says it's seen a worrying rise in the number of such requests from Western democracies.

Facebook's agreed to pay $10 million to charity as part of a settlement over its Sponsored Stories sidebar.

Microsoft's reported to be on the point of buying business social site Yammer for more than $1 billion.

The Department of Justice is launching an investigation into whether cable companies are deliberately manipulating their data caps to inhibit competition from online video.

Nokia's slashing 10,000 jobs and closing production and research sites, in an effort to staunch its losses.

If you want to retrieve the files you thought were safe and secure when you uploaded them to MegaUplad, you may need a lawyer.

Another day, another round of new content for Netflix.

Get ready for a massive construction project that's about to hit northern California.

Oracle's intellectual property lawsuit against Google has finally fallen apart completely with a ruling from the judge in the case, William Alsup, that APIs can't be copyrighted.

A class-action lawsuit has led to Netflix changing its privacy policy.

Research In Motion is set to announce that it's sitting on a pile of unsold Blackberrys worth more than $1 billion.