The agency launches an investigation into several app makers targeting children
Many Web users don't understand how much of their information is being collected, privacy advocates tell the FTC
The TechNet study looks at state policies, network speeds and the apps economy
A comprehensive doctrine could define how the U.S. government will respond to cyberattacks, book authors say
The FCC has the authority to require mobile carriers to enter into data roaming agreements, the court says
Senators in favor of an online sales tax may try to move it forward in other ways
Hosting providers take down websites after a report shows they are hosting Syrian government pages
The legislation would require law enforcement agencies to get court warrants to search stored electronic communications
The U.N. telecom regulatory body has outlived its usefulness and is a tool for repressive regimes, former deputy CTO says
Old regulations don't make sense when there's broadband competition from mobile and other carriers, authors of upcoming book say
