Users are protesting at Twitter's decision to censor content in certain countries in line with local laws
The company behind controversial Work Capability Assessment will continue working for the NHS
New website will highlight potential congestion flashpoints and advice for changing transport arrangements during Olympics
KPN and T-Mobile say that censorship should only be used as a ''drastic measure'
Council sent information to the wrong people five times in six months
Members of the US Congress are questioning Google over sweeping changes in how it handles user privacy
The FBI is seeking to develop software to scan Twitter and Facebook for 'emerging threats'
The UK police's BlackBerry project has been criticised, but is kicking BlackBerry just this year's fashion, asks Peter Judge
A key MEP protests the ACTA copyright treaty which could become European law in June
Twitter says it must block tweets to grow internationally, but promises to clearly mark when it does so
AT&T's chief privacy officer says the 24-hour deadline would force companies to notify all customers rather than just those affected
Vince Cable has announced the Connected Digital Economy Catapult to encourage digital technology adoption by UK businesses
The Government will offer G-Cloud supplier shorter contracts whilst pushing open standards
Symantec warns older versions of pcAnywhere are at "increased risk" following theft of source code
Street protests and online hacking has hit Poland over its support for the controversial ACTA copyright agreement
EU Internet Champion Neelie Kroes wants to unify regulations across Europe's states, so we can all play nicely
Google is to unify its privacy policies across its online product portfolio, but some are worried by the move
The EU's Viviane Reding has announced a 'right to be forgotten' and large fines but missed the security issues, say…
IT applied to home energy use just might bring down our emissions, says Pilgrim Beart of AlertMe
O2 users' numbers are given to every site they visit. Security experts suspect a mistake, not malice
A Dutch Court rules that the design of the Samsung Galaxy Tab is sufficiently different from Apple's iPad
Winner will provide data services to 120 London Underground stations in time for the Olympic Games
HP settles over claims it knowingly sold batteries which could overheat and put users at risk
The Ministry of Defence, and other agencies will all surrender spectrum to help meet demand during the Olympic Games
Organisations moving to shared clouds may route round large service providers, an IBM White Paper implies
Nelson will take over from Joe Harley at the end of March, while continuing in his role as CIO for…
Every cloud has a sinister lining or so the closure of MegaUpload and TV-Shack appears to indicate, writes Eric Doyle
Virgin Media could bid for spectrum in 4G auction following private tests in the heart of London's West End
The ramifcations of the MegaUpload shutdown continue to be felt as Filesonic disables file sharing and its reward programme
The MegaUpload case shows the US government can already enforce its copyright abroad. The world is asking why SOPA was…