The judge ordered two sports-streaming websites to be returned to their owner
The company's survey finds that a majority of U.S. residents want video calling services to work with each other
The Manhattan district attorney wants to examine Twitter records in a disorderly conduct case
Lawmakers vote unanimously to tell the ITU that the U.S. opposes new regulations
Senators decline to vote to end debate on the controversial Cybersecurity Act
Several senators have called for an amendment to address privacy concerns
Verizon agrees to pay the FCC $1.25 million after Free Press brought a complaint against the company
The bill, to be debated in the Senate soon, will strengthen the U.S. cybersecurity response, the OMB says
The company's losses include an effort to move Nextel customers to a Sprint network
