Google restores links removed from search results due to right to be forgotten in EU
Google has restored some of the links it initially removed from its search results as part of its effort to comply with the "right to be forgotten" ruling.
The 4 major threats to an open Internet in 2025, according to the experts
There are four looming threats casting a shadow of doubt on the prospect of maintaining an open Internet by 2025, the Pew Research Center Internet Project.
Google is easily the most popular search engine, but have you heard who’s in second?
Here's a hint - it's a Chinese company. Still stumped? Read on to learn more.
FCC claims that hackers, not John Oliver, crashed its Net neutrality comments page
The Internet rejoiced over the idea that John Oliver’s rant on Net neutrality inspired trolls to do something useful, but the FCC claims it was hacked.
The NSA might know what you look like, collects millions of digital images per day
The National Security Agency (NSA) has ramped up its collection of digital facial images in the past four years, according to The New York Times.
Dish Network to accept Bitcoin, becomes largest company to take the currency
Dish Network announced that it will accept Bitcoin payments, starting July 1, 2014. The satellite TV provider claims to be the biggest company to accept it.
