Tech jobs increased by 1.1 percent during the year, with 39 states seeing more tech workers
More than six in 10 people answering a survey oppose legislation that passed in the Senate
But an EFF lawyer says the federal circuit's patent ruling doesn't provide much new guidance
The agency proposes a new air-to-ground service using fixed satellite spectrum
Agencies must make government data available in open, machine-readable formats, the president says
Possible sanctions could include immigration and trade limits with countries accused of harboring cyberattackers, lawmakers say
The U.S. doesn't have criminal secondary copyright infringement laws, they argue in a white paper
The Marketplace Fairness Act next goes to the House, where it may run into opposition
The Algerian suspect faces 23 criminal counts, including wire fraud and computer fraud
A Dell reseller is accused of selling computers to a company with ties to the Syrian government
