As previously reported, the White House is working on a "National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace" or NSTIC, in which it has placed the Commerce Departme...
How much do you rely on web analytics? Probably a great deal, and with good reason. It's incredibly hard to get ahead online without looking at analytics and using that informat...
Five months ago, local police officers raided Google's offices in South Korea, and what they found may cause quite a lot of trouble for the company. A police report's indi...
New features, celebrity endorsements, and a redesign can only get a site so far. More than ever, users want to know their private information is safe. So this week,...
The corporate world tends to slow down this time of year; people take time off, offices close, and product announcements are delayed. A dispute between Google and the Conn...
A ruling by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has determined that the government has to have a search warrant before it can secretly seize and search emails stored by service p...
The majority (90%) of Americans want more control over the information that is available about them online, according to a new survey by Harris Interactive for Intellius...
The lawyers responsible for handling Google's affairs in New Zealand may finally be able to breathe a sigh of relief. The Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand announced tod...
The tension over Google's collection of sensitive WiFi data has risen again. Today, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal issued a civil investigative demand req...
A person might imagine that South Korean authorities would have better things to worry about right now, what with North Korea on the (maybe literal) warpath. Nonetheless,...
To be clear: there have been no recent headline-making complaints on the subject, and no signs that Facebook's poised to change anything. But it looks like Facebook might...
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