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Intrepid hikers and garden-variety Internet addicts now have 4G access on top of Japan's famous Mt. Fuji ...
In Japan, a flubbed privacy setting made public a Google Groups chat among Japanese bureaucrats, allowing any-and-everyone to see internal memos, including negotiating positions for an international treaty ...
France has abandoned a law that called for copyright infringers' Internet connections to be cut off upon a third offense ...
Assuming he can get there, it looks as though leaker/hero/traitor Edward Snowden has options as he seeks a place to take up asylum ...
Don't be surprised if this becomes a thing ...
In what could be a prelude to censorship, the Turkish government has asked Twitter to establish a "representative office" in Turkey ...
The UK's NSA-ish surveillance program, "Project Tempora," has drawn the ire of the German government ...
Google cannot be forced to delete sensitive information from its search index, a key advisor to the European Court of Justice said. ...
France plans to propose a law that would prevent Amazon from offering discounts and free delivery for books in France ...
France's data protection watchdog, the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertes, says it will fine Google if the company doesn't rewrite its privacy policy within the next three months ...
Honoring a previous agreement, legendary British rock group Pink Floyd has given the green light to music streaming outfit Spotify to host the band's catalog. Pink Floyd announced earlier this month that it would resist releasing its music on Spotify until the 1975 classic "Wish You Were Here" hit 1 million streams ...
Regardless of how this turns out, at least they nailed the name ...
Well, this was bound to happen ...
Google announced it has been tracking and disrupting "multiple email-based phishing campaigns" in Iran ...
As far as Iceland goes, Edward Snowden may be left out in the cold ...
The European Commission is concerned that U.S. data collection practices such as PRISM may pose a threat to Europeans' privacy rights ...
Google appears to have supplanted Facebook -- which had supplanted Apple -- as the likely candidate to acquire Israeli start-up Waze ...
President Obama and Chinese president Xi Jinping will meet this weekend to talk cybersecurity, among other things, but there are plenty of people on either side talking already ...
This coming weekend's cybersecurity talks may have already started ...
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