NEW YORK -- The website Groklaw, one of the top legal blogs, is shutting down over privacy fears after 10 years of serving lawyers and geeks alike.
Survey: People seek help controlling personal information
REDMOND, Wash. — Nearly half of online users say they believe they have little or no control about how their data may be collected by online companies.
Queen Elizabeth honors on Internet pioneers
LONDON -- It's now cool to be an Internet geek. Queen Elizabeth has proclaimed it so by bestowing inaugural honors on five engineers who helped invent the Internet.
IT jobs available from coast to coast
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- IT staffing giant Modis continues to tout the hottest cities in the U.S. for tech jobs.
Antivirus industry has dirty secret
ORLANDO -- Antivirus programmers just can't get a break before the next computer security problem pops up in an unexpected way.
6 quick tips for social media job searches
An improving job market and a hangover from tough economic times prompts more and more people to use social media, Linkedin, Facebook and Twitter, to seek job opportunities.
5 apps for financial security
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Smart phones and websites can help consumers still dealing with ties, toys, tinsel and traditions as leftovers from Christmas.
Kid webmaster hopes 'grommers' will flee Facebook
MELBOURNE BEACH, Fla. -- Zack Marks as an 11-year-old was banished by his father from Facebook twice.
Failure among biggest 2012 tech stories
The top tech stories of 2012 were more about business failures than triumphs of U.S. tech prowess.
Cyber Monday topped Black Friday
ARMONK, N.Y. -- Technology shaped the day when holiday shoppers turned Cyber Monday into the biggest spending day ever with online sales growing 30.3 percent over the same period last year, IBM said.
