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Deputy PM Nick Clegg has said that the Lib Dems will not allow the government to pass a bill that allows it to spy on your online activity.

Xbox Live went down for several hours on Saturday, so what happens if the new Xbox requires constant connectivity?

Anyone who's traversed the fetid wasteland that is a YouTube comment thread will be surprised to hear that Facebook has been named the worst site for internet bullying.

Google is working on a new online security system that would see users logging in to secure sites using a USB stick or a ring.

A new Ofcom study says 81 per cent of Brits are online at least once a week, but many are restricted by speeds lower than EU rivals.

Many Britons have, apparently, never used the internet, meaning the lucky so-and-sos have never seen a Harlem Shake video.

Jason Kilar will exit Hulu sometime before April, a decision that prompts questions about the company's future offerings.

The fight for TV-watchers' eyeballs is kicking off, and Sony is the latest player to be rumoured to be planning a 'net-powered TV service.

Updated Google Shopping is shady, Bing points out, making Microsoft's search engine the honest alternative.

Windows 8 isn't just for tablets in Asus' eyes.