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Google's Sergei Brin has expressed his shock and astonishment that the US Congress is currently considering two bills that he feels are a threat to free speech.

Twitter has enjoyed a traffic injection in the UK thanks to the recent super-injunction hoo-hah caused by an anonymous account, which seemingly broke legal gagging orders over certain stories.

A Twitter account has been set up to unmask celebrities holding super-injunctions.

Week in Tech ISPs fail in their bid to overturn "kangaroo court" law

The UK's Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, has said that social media may well undermine the very basis of the rule of law in the UK.

Gary Marshall Forget killer Wi-Fi. These are the real digital crimes

American technology advocates and legal experts have condemned the EU's decision to fine Intel nearly a billion pounds for breaking anti-trust laws.

Opinion Its total lack of basis in fact notwithstanding

Opinion: It's curtains for privacy when search warrants aren't required

Think the internet will always be anonymous? Then think again.