Why the popular phenomenon is something all writers -- academic, journalistic or creative, should implement in a responsible way.

Big Tech is an economic powerhouse that could use a history lesson to prevent repeating past mistakes of booming industries.

Newspaper's server problems shows that everyone needs a Plan B, independent of third-party hosts.

Debating the worth and competitive edge of Microsoft products from Window 8.1 to Xbox to the Office Suite.

As Silicon Valley becomes an important player in government spying programs, there is a growing market for truly secure devices

Cyber-security is a real problem, but Congress' latest bill tries to solve it by attacking the freedom of the internet.

Corporations and lawmakers have put us on course for a world where consumers do not own the things they buy.

Our second-screen behavior is actually changing what providers are offering to viewers.

The popular blogger's has made the decision to quit the Daily Beast and make the Dish part free, part subscriber-paid.

Guardian columnist tells us that if we upgraded your iPhone to iOS6 and got lost because of the map app, we're the collateral damage in a monopolists' war.

As Bruce Willis has reportedly discovered, your ebooks and i-tunes last as long as you do and essentially no longer.

Forget 'iPad killer': Apple's still ahead with its app-friendly iOS. But Microsoft's new tablet deftly marries hardware and software.

The Guardian's Dan Gillmor reflects on the life and influence of the speculative fiction author who wrote Fahrenheit 451 and passed away at the age of 91.

Why we need to think about colonizing space as we run out of room and resources on Earth.