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Bruce Schneier explains security to a neurologist who believes in profil...

Sam Harris, a neuroscientist, challenged Bruce Schneier to a debate on whether Muslims should be singled out for additional screening at air

The highest UK court has ruled that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden to face accusations of rape and sexual assa

It’s an impossible act to follow. No, not the gospel choir and high-school marching band that preceded Apple CEO Tim Cook’s appearance at D:

New submitter Peetke writes "The Dutch House of Representatives unanimously accepted a motion to urge the Cabinet to reject ACTA [Dutch orig

Last year we announced a new kind of computer. This is the next step. All of you haiku fans (like many of us on the Chrome team) can stop he

Reports are coming from Japan that Amazon is forming an MVNO. If true, it would be an interesting experiment for Amazon, expanding its mobil

French TV channel TF1 sued and lost €80,000.

Look out, below! Facebook stock marked the return from the long weekend by tumbling eight percent to an afternoon low of $29.25.

There’s an awful lot of choice out there for people looking into file-syncing and -storage services. Folks used to Google’s world will glom

Where's the robust broadband competition we were promised?

Fluffeh writes "The British Gov might have more cameras up on street corners than just about anywhere else in the world, but it seems that t

Summary of Parts One and Two: The essential balance of copyright between incentives for creators and the feeding of a rich and unlicensed pu

Matthew Key, former head of O2 in the UK, is gambling that he can make new digital and online ventures pay off for the Spanish telecoms firm

Facebook needs to grow – and fast – if it is going to recover from its bumpy IPO

Roy Greenslade: the Facebook generation appear reluctant to pay for online access - even to their favourite social media site

Dan Frommer on the Google/Motorola deal: One opportunity would be to formally split Android devices into three tracks: Plain-old-Androi

By Nick Zieminski NEW YORK (Reuters) - Turns out, geeks are inheriting the earth. Thanks to ubiquitous consume

The American Civil Liberties Union has created an infographic for mass distribution that shows some scary figures related to the U.S. Nation

The PC I respect most used to be a piece of junk—now I use it nearly every day.

Still, few UK-based websites are ready.