Opponents have designated the day of the hearing as American Censorship Day
U.S. copyright enforcement laws have gaps that don't address foreign websites, supporters of Protect IP and SOPA say
Cable companies and an e-recycler offer low-cost ways for U.S. families to get online
The legislation would allow states to collect sales tax from out-of-state online sellers
ScanScout's description of how consumers could opt out of data collection didn't work, the agency says
The acquisition will most likely lead to job losses at AT&T, an economics professor says
Wednesday will be the first nationwide test of the system used to alert the U.S. public of disasters
A letter from the U.S. secretary of state says copyright protection is consistent with Internet freedom
The 28-year-old faces up to five years in prison on a conspiracy to commit copyright infringement charge
The FCC and Congress should make unlicensed spectrum available as they move toward auctions, a group says
