The U.S.'s proposed online-piracy legislation will limit the scope of the web and have repercussions on legitimate websites around the world, including in Canada, say those behind Wikipedia and other sites that went dark today in protest.

Following the lead of Maine and San Francisco, a handful of states and local governments across the U.S. are considering laws that address cell phone radiation concerns.

Following the lead of Maine and San Francisco, a handful of states and local governments across the U.S. are considering laws that address cell phone radiation concerns.

Amazon vows to continue dropping "states who pass those affiliate laws"

Governments can't effectively legislate consumers into getting their online media legally, says study.

Washington advocacy group counting AOL, eBay, VeriSign, and Yahoo as members highlights worst Internet laws, with ad restrictions topping the list.

President Obama's copyright coordinator says she will send new proposals to curb Internet piracy and IP infringement to the U.S. Congress "in the very near future."

The whole Wikileaks saga is one of the hottest topics nowadays, especially since the leaked documents provide information regarding a whole range of subject, ranging from UFOs to the American companies' exploits on foreign soils, including here on of the best-known US corporations, namely Intel.So, ... (read more)

The federal government along with Alberta are working to weaken climate policies in the U.S. and in Europe in order to support the oilsands, according to environmental group Climate Action Network Canada.

Washington is reportedly asking for new laws and will create a new position to manage efforts to strengthen Internet privacy protection, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Google violated Britain's data protection laws when its Street View mapping service recorded data from private wireless networks, the country's information commissioner says.

Google Street View cars breached Canadian privacy laws by inappropriately collecting personal information through a "careless error," the federal privacy commissioner has found.