The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman goes from comics to crowdfunding
SXSW Interactive is winding down, but "The Oatmeal" creator Matthew Inman discussed how to keep crowdfunding efforts and online comedy going indefinitely.
Google reportedly close to settlement with 30+ states over Street View’s collection of personal data
The Pirate Bay’s virtual asylum in North Korea story is a hoax – for now
The Pirate Bay has found virtual asylum in North Korea, at least that's what it has lead people to believe. Turns out, the story is a hoax.
Kim Dotcom is one step closer to being forced back to the U.S.
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom loses his extradition battle when NZ Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the US government.
The Pirate Bay sails to Spain and Norway
Under threat of legal action, the Pirate Bay has been forced out of Swedish (Internet) waters and into new shores in Norway and Spain.
Google Chrome might help find the tab with the annoying video ad
Google is testing out a new feature that turns on an animation if a Chrome tab is playing audio or video.
BBC accuses, condemns China of blocking World Service broadcasts
BBC World Service's English language shortwave broadcasts are being jammed in China, with the corporation going on to accuse Chinese authorities of the act.
Terms & Conditions: The Pirate Bay’s fine print is still punk rock
Considered the world's most illegal website by the establishment, The Pirate Bay does adhere to one traditional business norm: It has a terms of service.
Media mafiosos: Is Adblock Plus shaking down websites for cash to let ads through?
Adblock Plus, the world's most popular ad-blocking browser extension, has been accused of using its 200+ million members to shake down big websites for cash
Judge overrules the request to ban CNET’s P2P coverage
CNET may continue to link to and write about P2P file-sharing software after a District Court judge rejects the request for an injunction against the site.
China is waging an undeclared cyberwar on the US … but now what?
Mandiant's report on cyber attacks allegedly carried out by the Chinese government should have us all asking, what does this mean for the Web?
Fox partners with YouTube channel for new female-friendly original programming
Fox has partnered with the YouTube channel WIGS which will see the broadcaster invest money in the channel and develop new shows geared at women.
All you need to know about Washington’s big cybersecurity push
Obama has signed an executive order on cybersecurity, and CISPA is back in the House. Here's everything you need to know.
