Keeping the Internet safe for satire, the World Intellectual Property Organization ruled (http://didglennbeckrapeandmurderayounggirlin1990.com/legal.php) that the domain name...

In 1968, a teacher named Jane Elliott (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Elliott) performed a seminal experiment with her class of third-graders. Wishing to teach them about prejudice, she told them...

We're already heard about people being fired for calling in sick and then posting on Facebook (http://www.daniweb.com/news/post977333.html).

Now a woman has lost her insurance.

According to...

Here's a switch. Instead of newspapers trying to protect the identities of the people posting to their websites, the newspaper is the one outing them.

As described...

Calling social media sites a "productivity black hole," the UK IT services group Morse said that staff who use Twitter and other social networking sites while at work are costing UK businesses...

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously earlier this week to outsource its e-mail system to Google Inc., according to an article...

In the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the stimulus package, Congress appropriated $7.2 billion for broadband grants, loans, and loan guarantees to be administered by...

A company that has been attempting to obtain licensing fees from adult companies, as well as other providers such as Internet radio stations and leading satellite and cable companies such Echostar,...

GovLoop, an online social network for government workers that was started by a federal worker, has been sold to GovDelivery Inc., a venture-backed government communications platform, with GovLoop...