Nicholas Carlson

Analysis: You better figure out what the Semantic Web is and soon, because its concepts have graduated from academia and are starting to contribute to

Enough with the bright red FBI warnings at the beginning of movies and legal disclaimers from announcers at the end of ballgames, an organization

New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram has subpoenaed MySpace, again, for the names and addresses of sex offenders using the social network, David Wald,

Digital rights management (DRM) software, the code tucked into the ones and zeros of your digital music and movies that to prevent piracy, isn't going

OK, so Apple's iPhone is a big deal and it's supposed to change everything, but AT&T is ready to move on with business. Today, the company, which is also

Despite MercExchange LLC's long-time contention that eBay's Buy It Now function violates a MercExchange patent, eBay shoppers can still "buy it now."

In the consumer space, Google Earth and Google Maps go hand-in-hand. Now the same goes for Google Earth for the enterprise. Business and government users

Microsoft wants a major piece of online advertising and it's willing to pay to get it. Today, the company announced it bought advertising exchange

In its copyright infringement suit against Facebook, social network ConnectU has two weeks to come back with a better case. That was the gist of Judge

Now it's the copyright holders getting taken to court. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed suit today against Universal Music Publishing Group

MySpace has deleted another 29,000 sex offender member profiles from its network, Chief Security Officer Hemanshu Nigam confirmed today. The announcement

Facebook tomorrow will be in court to address copyright infringement accusations from ConnectU, another social network founded by Harvard students in