Nearly 80 percent of US Internet users want data-sharing restrictions through government regulation, one survey says
The agency disputes a report that it used Heartbleed to conduct surveillance
Two defendants face arraignment in federal court Friday
A policy statement from the DOJ and FTC is aimed at giving companies assurance about sharing with each other
Comcast's proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable could also lead to discrimination against Web content competitors, critics say
The acquisition would bring faster broadband speeds and its low-income program to Time Warner customers, Comcast says
Modifications proposed by the Obama administration to the U.S. phone records collection program aren't enough, some say
A social network labeled people as jerks and charged them to contact customer service and change their profiles, the agency says
Activist and former US prosecutor Larry Klayman had appealed directly to the Supreme Court