Facebook agreed to think about installing an anti-pedophile "panic button" following a "frank" (read "heated") meeting with a British minister over the death of a...

Google's CEO went to Abu Dhabi this week and preached. He sermonized about Google's exceptional virtue — its indifference to profit and supreme trustworthiness.

On one side, a media outlet controversial for misleading readers, running sleazy ads and misappropriating private letters.

Zynga has reportedly confirmed to the investigative bloggers at Brazil's Folha Online keeping half the money in certain fundraising campaigns linked to Haiti relief.

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A Swedish app called Recognizr lets you point your smartphone camera at someone and retrieve their online profiles via face recognition.

Eric Schmidt might advocate for making information "even more open and accessible," but not when it comes to his mistresses.

We know that Apple's CEO is no fan of Flash, the Web animation software.

There's a heated turf war going on inside the New York Times over the iPad, pitting print die-hards against people focused on the Times' digital...

Google Buzz is like Facebook, except built in to Google's GMail and automatically hooked up to your best email and chat buddies.

Did you know "God" is the most popular Facebook fan page in every southern U.S.

There was inevitably some cultural friction when Apple's secretive CEO took his new iPad around to New York's professionally indiscreet media.

Steve Jobs visited the Wall Street Journal and New York Times in recent days, say sources at the papers.

By all accounts, Steve Jobs personally drove the rapid creation and wildly successful hyping of the just-unveiled iPad.

ACORN eagerly celebrated the bust of its most effective critic; Brad King wished for Condé Nast's comeuppance; and Gabe Rivera prayed that TechCrunch would fix...