Considering the profound legacy of Steve Jobs.

The resignation of Steve Jobs as Apple's CEO leaves the industry speculating about his health.

Facebook revamps its privacy settings (thanks Google+) as some of us can't act as our own social filters.

Misleading environmental campaigns detract attention from those actually making a difference.

The Internet giant bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, in its largest acquisition to date.

Government thinks we're too cautious to do anything significant about e-tolling, but others feel we have what Egypt had.

The real-world economy has ground to a halt. Is the same true for technology progress?

Oil lobbyists learn a lesson about social media - it's one of the few places money doesn't buy influence.

Is social networking “addiction” becoming almost a prerequisite in a radically changing world?

The quarterly results are an indication of the effect the Japanese environmental disasters have produced.

Prevent another regulatory failure. Tell government that consumers object to a fox guarding the henhouse.

Do real-name policies help to keep online users accountable and civil, or do they stifle debate and hinder activism?