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...few people really understand how much information they're surrendering to Google and Facebook, and law enforcement agencies are taking advantage of this ignorance...

No doubt the ad ban will slow adoption, and the data we present here shows why that is important. But just because Google forbids advertising doesn’t condemn an industry to failure. People always find a way...

Meanwhile, Facebook has suspended the account of the purported whistleblower who is believed to have exposed Cambridge's alleged misdeeds...

Today we highlight the most interesting investment firm on Earth: In-Q-Tel, the US Central Intelligence Agency’s venture capital arm.

Facebook suspended Cambridge Analytica from its platform after receiving reports that Cambridge stole user data taken from a third-party app...

BF had the "second most liked Facebook page in the politics and society category in the UK – after the royal family."

Under the new rules, tech companies would be required to supply companies with more information about how their ranking algorithms work...

Facebook has decided to throw a sop to publishers by launching a new section of its new Watch page - its hub for original video content...

Mimiccing its biggest rival for ad dollars - Facebook - Google will ban online advertisements promoting cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings, and "other speculative financial instruments" starting in June.

The inventor of the world wide web, Tim Berners-Lee (not Al Gore), has a dire warning over the concentration of power among a few "new gatekeeper" companies on the internet "controlling which ideas are shared..."

"We don't know anything about making television," Apple "would rather build a studio than buy Netflix."

Dropbox has filed the terms of its long-awaited IPO, according to which it aims to raise as much as $648 million, by marketing 36 million shares range from $16 to $18 apiece, resulting in valuation between $7 and $7.9 billion.

“Pop.Up Next is an ambitious vision that could permanently change our urban life in the future,”

"When Phantom Secure receives the Blackberry handsets, its technical team removes the hardware and software responsible for all external architecture"

Honduras, the Philippines and the Cayman Islands are deploying license plates with RFID technology to help track their citizens’ movements on highways and other roads...

"We watch how you drive from home to the movies. We watch where you go afterwards."

We’ve come a long way since the Titanic, and now the rich travel alone - and in unimaginable style...