A long-held notion that the U.S. has fallen behind many other nations is largely incorrect, the think tank says
Privacy advocates say CISPA would allow private companies to share personal information with few restrictions
Lawyers for a bank and the USPTO argue that abstract ideas aren't patentable when a computer is added
The Federal Circuit hears a case Friday involving the patentability of abstract ideas when combined with a computer
A new report looks at the link between factors such as broadband adoption and Facebook use and malware attacks
Changing consumer attitudes about online collection of personal data may force new business models, analyst says
The ITU's recent meeting was a first step toward new Internet regulations, lawmakers and experts say
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act gives prosecutors too much authority, lawmakers say
App developers should make their privacy policies available in app stores, the report recommends
