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Is your email style or wariness of QR codes making you seem older than your years? These tips will keep you from coming across like a digital dinosaur.

Reluctant to stifle viral content it helps amplify, the social-media giant is playing whack-a-mole with groups it believes are potentially harmful.

The suit by state attorneys general sheds new light on how the search giant profits from its commanding position in the internet economy.

A 21-year-old musician with big dreams gave up computer science studies to co-star with a croaking frog, one in a sea of online videos vying for attention.

U.S. prosecutors have determined that Ericsson has violated the terms of a $1.06 billion settlement agreement reached in 2019 over allegations of bribery in five countries, the Swedish telecom company said Friday.

The U.S.’s top counterintelligence official said he is sharpening his team’s priorities in order to conduct an effective outreach campaign about the expansive efforts by China and Russia to collect cutting-edge research.

The National Music Publishers Association and five major streamers are duking it out this week in front of the Copyright Royalty Board, which determines royalty rates for songwriters and publishers.

More internal debates and critiques of technology companies such as Facebook, Google and Apple are spilling out into public view

Apps in which many users have opted out of being tracked are getting less data on consumers’ habits and interests and can’t target ads at users as effectively.

The Snapchat owner’s results may have disappointed investors—shares lost almost a quarter of their value afterward—but its platform could still prove a comparative winner amid a challenging backdrop.