The Atlantic Wire

Facing media restrictions, Sky News' Mark Stone turned to Google, Twitter and Skype to report a story without ever leaving his room More »

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are back in court even though they've already settled with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg for $65 million More »

U.K. researchers believe they have found the gene that serves as a "master switch" for obesity and diabetes More »

When the Space Shuttle program comes to an end in late June, Russia's Soyuz 2 rockets will cart NASA astronauts to and from the ISS More »

After several delays, Space Shuttle Endeavour has left the pad for the last time and all engines are reported to be "in good shape" More »

The executives responsible for the campaign, CNBC reporter Jim Goldman and political reporter John Mercurio, will be reprimanded More »

Reporters analyze the size, layout, and Yankees memorabilia of the president's national reelection headquarters More »

The tech press has weighed in and the consensus is that Facebook looks childish and pathetic in the face of its biggest competitor More »

Who is the blame for the Burson-Marsteller smear campaign that Facebook allegedly started against Google's privacy policies? More »

Foer's Eating Animals, recently published in French, has led to a fierce cultural crisis in the home of steak tartare More »

Facebook hired a PR firm to smear Google on privacy issues, but the social network is the site people should be concerned about More »

The Oklahoma senator was the first member of Congress to view the images of the slain terrorist leader More »

The Indianapolis bankruptcy attorney who shares his name with the founder of Facebook has had a lot of trouble with the social network More »

The Wall Street Journal reports that America's biggest coffee chain serves secrecy in addition to Caramel Macchiatos More »

For only $20 a month, students will be able to rent laptops directly from the search company that are based on Cr48 prototypes More »

An Al Franken-led hearing on Capitol Hill made it very clear is that consumers are going to have to start sticking up for themselves More »

A study looks at the websites of 15 popular stores and reveals the widespread availability of revealing clothing More »

At a developers' conference, the search giant is expected to release a cloud-based player that takes direct aim at an Amazon product More »

Current Skype CEO Tony Bates will continue to run Skype as a business unit reporting directly to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer More »

Osama bin Laden was reportedly eyeing our rail network—but would Americans accept restrictions on train travel? More »