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Annoying advertisements interrupting the pure Twitter stream free of paid promotion (even if heavy on self-promotion)? Cue the outrage. More »
After an impressive month of explosive growth, reaching 20 million users in three weeks, Google+'s traffic numbers are falling More »
What does the dance-music crossover king read, listen to, and watch every day? More »
In an attention-catching change, the latest attack from the hacker group Anonymous doesn't actually involve hacking at all More »
Recent research shows how worrying can affect everything from your social life to your likelihood of heart disease More »
Researchers have built an algorithm that can predict the gender of a tweeter based solely on the 140 characters they choose to tweet More »
Over the past couple of months, Facebook has drawn global criticism for a facial recognition feature in its photo application More »
Michelle Obama is lovin' the company's pledge to reformulate its products and tackle childhood obesity More »
Netflix said it's getting more expensive to win new customers, plus the number of people cancelling their subscriptions inched upward More »
Journalists are throwing the term hacking around for any crime involving technology, but there's some debate on the definition of the term More »
Viewers laud Larry David, international relations genius More »
The social network has gone a deletion rampage, disabling pseudonymous users because they had violated Google's Terms of Service More »
British tabloids have been piecing together an account of what transpired before the singer's death More »
The arduous process of copying nature helps German tech company Festo to dream up and create lighter weight, more elegant machines More »
Only one day after the final Space Shuttle Atlantis landing, the space agency revealed the exact details of their next major mission More »
The search giant's new social effort announced its first acquisition: Frid.ge, a photo sharing network that prides itself on security More »
The famously litigious brothers were responding to former Harvard president Larry Summers, who shared harsh words about the duo More »
It's getting difficult to parse out the real news from the from the publicity stunts groups like LulzSec and Anonymous are famous for More »
Over at the National Archives' Tumblr, they've unearthed the original flight plan for the mission that first took humans to the moon More »
