by Wendy Davis on Dec 15, 2:51 PM
The "Montana Standard," a daily paper in Butte, Montana, will delete all old comments instead of retroactively unmasking its commenters.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 14, 4:42 PM
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is inviting New Yorkers to test their home broadband speeds and submit screenshots of the results to the state.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 11, 4:01 PM
Vimeo, Etsy and Tumblr are among a broad range of tech companies that are asking lawmakers to abandon efforts to gut the net neutrality rules.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 10, 4:43 PM
Verizon plans to test a "sponsored data" initiative that enables companies to pay to exempt their data from consumers' broadband caps.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 9, 4:29 PM
Comcast's metered-billing plans have sparked criticism by consumers and advocacy groups. But CEO Brian Roberts insists that the company's controversial billing system is in line with other industries' practices.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 8, 5:17 PM
In a move aimed at enabling Web users to wield more control over their data, Mozilla today released a new ad-blocking app that prevents companies from tracking people on their iPhones and iPads.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 7, 4:21 PM
Roger Lynch, CEO Sling TV, has joined the growing roster of critics of Comcast's new streaming television service.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 4, 4:36 PM
The Authors Guild is asking the Supreme Court to hear Apple's appeal of a finding that it illegally conspired with publishers to raise the price of e-books.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 3, 4:43 PM
The Federal Trade Commission has tapped privacy expert Lorrie Faith Cranor, a computer scientist with Carnegie Mellon University, to serve as its next chief technologist.
by Wendy Davis on Dec 2, 4:26 PM
The Internet service provider Cox may be liable for copyright infringement because it failed to disconnect subscribers accused of piracy, a federal judge has ruled.