‘I hold Facebook directly responsible for my father’s murder’: Lawsuit alleges platform fueled violence in Ethiopia

Europe is not afraid to regulate Big Tech. EU Competition Commissioner Vestager explains why.

On eve of Mexican election, fake news still thrives on social media

A guide to Russian ‘demotivator’ memes

Britain asks Facebook for information about suspected Russian influence in Brexit

Russian trolls tried to recruit a prominent US activist. He didn’t take the bait, but others did.

Badass librarians of the Internet Archive

Social media has role in drug cartel violence in Mexico

The Internet may be hurting all of us

8 things we learned about activism in Marco Werman’s conversation with Zeynep Tufekci at SXSW

Order a phone, get a bar of soap — online shopping in India has some big growing pains

2014 was the year youth protesters found their voice and hacking became an everyday fear

The man behind a top ISIS Twitter account lives in India

Why British intelligence wants your Facebook data

A new online tracking tool may be shadowing you on the web

A new online tracking tool may be shadowing you on the web

A View from Inside the Wikileaks ‘Cyber War’

Imagining WikiLeaks’ Political Drama as Literal Drama

Tunisa: a wikirevolution

Many hated how Facebook manipulated personal emotions. The one group that didn’t? Dictators

If you think Twitter has changed your world, you haven’t seen anything yet

Alibaba is big in China. Just ask this shopper

Alibaba is big in China. Just ask this shopper

Who or what is behind these strange videos uploaded to YouTube?

Who or what is behind these strange videos uploaded to YouTube?

Ex-hacker turns in army specialist for leaking video to Wikileaks

How tweeting a story of a secret abortion shocked Ireland

Do you trust Wikipedia with your health? Med students aim to make it better

Twitter Files for #SecretIPO

Bet You’d Never Guess What the Iranian President Tweets

Meanwhile, the Syrian Electronic Army is Busy Attacking Twitter

Bradley Manning Sentenced to Military Prison for 35 Years

Partner of Journalist Who Broke Snowden Story Interrogated at Heathrow

Bradley Manning’s Defense Strategy

Reports: Snowden granted temporary asylum in Russia

What can the NSA do with phone and Internet data?

Austin prepares to welcome second installation of Google’s Fiber project

When Kickstarter campaigns succeeds, but promises aren’t kept, there’s little recourse

Scientists use Twitter to discuss experimental methods

Manti Te’o admits dead girlfriend never existed, claims he’s a victim of ‘catfishing’

In new memoir, former Facebook employee questions role of social media

Facebook, ACLU join lawsuit seeking to have ‘likes’ ruled protected form of speech

Google searches paint a picture of how racism still infects America, hurt Obama

Google warns users of suspected state-sponsored hacks

Nigerian man goes to China to find ‘American dream,’ launches social network

Facebook IPO: Discussing the social network’s mobile question

Cyber bullying troubles Indiana middle school

Julian Assange starts talk show while under house arrest

Facebook announces $1 billion acquisition of Instagram

VIDEO: Google’s goggles? Search giant unveils Project Glass effort to mainstream augmented reality

Connecticut Senator discusses opposition to employers requesting social passwords

Controversy erupts over employers asking for social media site passwords

Tweets about Chris Brown fuel discussion of the perception of domestic violence

Facebook’s suicide prevention efforts draw mixed review

Top 10 in ’11: The stories you clicked on the most from PRI.org

The wiki: technology that changed Internet communications

British 20-something takes to real-time tweeting of World War II

Iranian hacker dupes Google, activists worried

The Amazon through Google’s ‘Street View’

Will the new tech bubble burst?