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From the early days of dial-up modems, the online delivery business is now being powered by connectivity that is giving consumers more choices than ever before.

It’s beginning to look more and more like Mayer’s days at Yahoo might be – or at least should be – numbered.

More and more, online content is becoming accepted as gospel, even while the quality of information declines. And Wikipedia is no exception.  

For a business that depends on secrecy, maintaining confidentiality should have been a core competency. It apparently wasn’t.

Last month's hack and subsequent exposure of millions of people on the Ashley Madison affairs website is spawning more criminals who are luring people into giving information.

Analysts are calling Apple a one-trick pony. Is it true, and, even if it is, is that a good thing or a bad thing?  

Google aims to be tech’s answer to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway – a holding company that invests in innovative ideas that can change the world.

Finally, Twitter acknowledged what the rest of us have known for years: that for the vast majority of us, it’s a lousy product. 

There’s plenty of data that shows the tech giant’s first new product in half a decade is off to a great start.

The growing trend toward 'on-demand' services and part-time self-employment is bad for workers and bad for the economy.

Hundreds of tech companies are sitting on the IPO fence. These contrasting stories will help them decide which way to go.

Contrary to popular belief, the country music star didn’t defeat the tech giant over royalties – we’re just seeing the new face of Apple.

Everyone’s wondering why Twitter’s CEO transition makes no sense at all. Let’s not complicate things; it’s sort of obvious what went down.

A growing list of CEOs and VCs agree on the tech industry’s private equity bubble and that a correction is not a question of if but when.

After all the sci-fi books, movies, and media hype, virtual reality is finally becoming a reality. And it will change our lives in profound ways.     

Billionaire Super Angel Chris Sacca wants to transform Twitter. Should the struggling social media company do his bidding?   

The head of Google X has been on an apology tour over the company’s chronic premature product hype, but does that mean anything’s going to change?

Since it seems physically impossible for the tech elite to actually say what they mean, here’s a guide to help you interpret the code.

When Eric Schmidt turned over the company to Larry Page, he said, “adult supervision” was no longer needed at Google. Maybe he was wrong.

According to the IRS, the cyber thieves who stole tax return information from 100,000 Americans may have used social media to get in the door. Are you 'over-exposed' online?