Mega hands-on: Come for the 50 GB of free storage, stay for the copyright infringement
Mega, Kim Dotcom's new file sharing and file storage service, was said to break ground, but it has a lot more room for improvement than we would like.
What to expect from Kim Dotcom’s Mega, launching tomorrow
Kim Dotcom is ready to release Mega, his second file storage and sharing platform, to the world tomorrow. Here's a snippet of what you should expect.
U.S. Congress employees are just like us! Report of illegal downloads at work surfaces
A new online report lists the movies and television shows illegally downloaded by workers in the U.S. House of Representatives during the fall of last year.
White House raises threshold for online petitions to fend off Internet trolls
With increased users for its online petition system, the White House has announced that it is raising the threshold for official responses by 400 percent.
The most subscribed to YouTube channel is one you probably haven’t heard of
The teen- and YA-based YouTube channel has just been named the most-subscribed channel on the entire site.
Microsoft Messenger to shut down March 15 and will be replaced by Skype
Bid Microsoft's Messenger a farewell on March 15. That day marks the first day that Skype officially replaces the instant messaging client.
Yahoo Mail exploit by lone hacker sends malicious emails to victim contact lists
If you use Yahoo Mail, don't open up any suspicious links even if it's from your known contacts. An exploit is spreading malicious emails like wildfire.
Researchers find a way to send secret “silent” messages through Skype
Polish researchers discovered a secret way to send encrypted messages through Skype during the silent moments of your conversations.
Instant Video Finder: Amazon hoping new feature will help users find interesting content more easily
BuzzFeed raises $20 million to give you more corgis, GIFs, and celebrity listicles
BuzzFeed continues its online dominance after raising $20 million for a new expansion that will bring new voices, new platforms, and new frontiers.
Daily Beast journalist wants all your cash to start a reader-supported blog
How much would you pay for a good blog? Political journalist Andrew Sullivan will leave the Daily Beast to rely on readers with a new crowdfunded site.
The state of the browser war as we enter 2013
The face of Internet browsing continues to slowly shift, with Internet Explorer's market share dropping as more people take up Google's Chrome alternative.
