An investigator says images of pre-pubescent children being exploited were traced back to the site.

An interview with GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke on the company's journey, four years after its acquisition by Microsoft.

The service recently said it was going to take a bigger cut of the money it shared with streamers. At an annual gathering in San Diego, they vented about the decision.

Custodians of the crowdsourced encyclopedia are charged with protecting it from state-sponsored manipulators. A new study reveals how.

Two Yeezy sources say West’s plan for his own small “universe” has been in the works for years, describing it as a self-sustained enterprise that would have its own branded products and services

Having a private conversation is a basic human right. Like the rest of our rights, we shouldn’t lose it when we go online. But a new proposal by the European Union could throw our privacy rights out the window.

Fabric.com was acquired by Amazon in 2008.

Several well-known right-wing politicians and commentators were affected by the breach.

Voting rights groups fight back against widespread misinformation aimed at foreign-language voters and others

Cloudflare’s recent headline-making decision to refuse its services to KiwiFarms—a site notorious for allowing its users to wage harassment campaigns against trans people—is likely to lead to more calls for infrastructure companies to police online speech.

The rapper’s antisemitic remarks have got him banned from Twitter and Instagram. But here’s a safe space where he’ll be able to say just what he likes, writes Arwa Mahdawi

Journalist Marie Le Conte has published a book in which she nostalgically describes how the online world was better at the turn of the century, without cell phones, social media and influencers

New signs of rising inflation likely mean more pain for retail stocks, but club holding Amazon (AMZN) is consumers' most preferred online shopping platform.

The video shows chaos in the self-checkout area of the Walmart off West Florissant Avenue.

NEW YORK (AP) — A Connecticut jury's ruling this week ordering Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned was heartening for people disgusted by the muck of disinformation.

Getting a sense of falsehoods online might sound straightforward, but it isn't. Researchers use state-of-the-art algorithms but it also comes down to lots of scrolling and reading.

Motherboard obtained footage of Ye making bigoted statements about Jewish people and bizarre claims about "fake children," as well as describing visions of "kinetic energy" cities sent to him by God.

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When the tracking hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's a priori

Sridhar Ramaswamy says the technology sector has become "exploitative" of people's data.