Forget Silk Road, Assassination Market is the new ‘deep Web’ nightmare
The 'deep Web' site Assassination Market lets users donate Bitcoin toward the murder-for-hire of world leaders, including President Obama and Ben Bernanke.
Like to read? Google wins the right to legally scan books for the Web
Google has won a victory against the Author's Guild that allows the Internet giant to continue operating Google Books.
Hey, kid, want to buy Sandwich.com? Yahoo sells off its URL stash
Yahoo is selling off 29 of its unused or under-used domains, like sandwich.com, which will cost you as little as $50,000.
Sorry, FBI! Silk Road is back online, and still selling illegal drugs
A month after the FBI shut down the infamous online drug marketplace known as Silk Road, a new team has relaunched the site, and users are getting excited.
Google’s Eric Schmidt blasts alleged NSA data center spying
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt calls allegations about the NSA tapping Google and Yahoo data center networks "outrageous."
Google’s mystery barges said to be ‘dazzling,’ invite-only showrooms for Google X
Google's mysterious barges will be used to show off the company's Google X products to high-end clientele, according to sources.
Google mystery barges get a visit from the Coast Guard (and they ain’t talkin’)
The U.S. Coast Guard has confirmed that the mysterious barges in San Francisco Bay are linked to Google, but they're legally forbidden to reveal more details.
Google bolsters Hangouts with SMS support, location sharing, and animated GIFs
In an announcement this morning, Google revealed a handful of updates for Hangouts.
Wikipedia editors are at war with paid PR ‘sockpuppets’
Wikipedia editors have gone after paid "sockpuppet" users allegedly hired by a company called Wiki-PR, which charges hundreds of dollars to write articles.
Yahoo Mail’s makeover has spawned thousands of complaints
Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but for Yahoo Mail users who prefer the old version of their email over Gmail, it's unacceptable.
Hey YouTube! See how MTV did their music awards? Don’t do that…
The VMA's were once an entertaining celebration of music. As YouTube prepares to launch its own show, here's hoping it looks backward.