Internet

Four state AGs sue to block US decision to cede key internet role

A judge in Texas has fixed the hearing for Friday

Federal court backs ballot selfies

Oracle denied new trial in copyright dispute with Google over Java

Oracle had claimed that some evidence was withheld by Google

Google rolls out more low-bandwidth versions of its products

The products are first available in India, to address the country’s problems with flaky internet connections

The U.S. presidential candidates on technology, privacy issues

Where Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson, Jill Stein and Donald Trump stand on U.S. citizens’ privacy, open source software usage and Edward Snowden

Verizon’s shift into digital media is much bigger than Yahoo’s data breach

Verizon’s seemingly disparate acquisitions make sense, but that does not mean it will be easy for the company to become a digital media company

5 tech trends that have Turing Award winners worried

'Technology by itself is not evil, but people can use it for bad things,' one award winner said

Vint Cerf’s dream do-over: 2 ways he’d make the internet different

'I doubt I could have gotten away with either one,' he says

Stanford researchers invent tech workaround to net neutrality fights

A new technology would give broadband customers more control over what traffic gets priority delivery

FCC Chair’s update on 5G wireless, robocalls, business data services & more

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's statement to U.S. Senate on Oversight of the Federal Communications Commission