ITVoice News-YouTube is not just helping people watch latest football World Cup highlights, it has also become a popular ground for researchers, journals and health advocates to connect directly with the public
ITVoice News- Japan has seen a surge in cases of irregular access to government computer systems and cyber-attacks on operators of critical social infrastructure, and Tokyo is considering ways to respond, a
ITVoice News – Microsoft Corp said it has freed at least 4.7 million infected personal computers from control of cyber crooks in its most successful digital crime-busting operation, which interrupted service at
An online magazine reported Wednesday that the National Security Agency and the FBI covertly scanned the emails of five prominent Muslim-Americans under the government’s secret surveillance program aimed at foreign terrorists and
Aereo, the video streaming service which sought to provide an alternative to traditional television broadcasters, said it believes it can still operate despite a crippling U.S. Supreme Court ruling that caused the
Days after Europe’s highest court said people could ask search engines to remove some links about themselves, Andy Donaldson started to receive phone calls. Donaldson’s British company, Hit Search, had previously created
Amazon India, after launching its Kindle Cloud Reader Service in May this year, has introduced a new offer for its Indian ebook readers devices, along with a money-back guarantee. The offer is
Trying to cash in on the ongoing football World Cup frenzy, cybercriminals have come up with a webpage that imitates the original Fifa and preys on visitors, according to Russian cyber-security solutions
Google has starting rolling out an all new UI to the Web or desktop version of Google Drive. The roll-out will be gradual, as Google traditionally does. Google will also prompt users
Microsoft Corp has dropped a lawsuit against Vitalwerks Internet Solutions that alleged the privately held Web services firm failed to take proper steps to prevent its systems from being abused by cybercriminals.
European ministers attempted to overcome “hurdles” and agree on common rules for data protection laws on Wednesday at informal talks hosted by new EU president Italy. “There would be nothing worse than
Yelp, the online service increasingly popular on both sides of the Atlantic, has joined the critics formally opposing the European Union’s proposed antitrust settlement with Google. Yelp, which helps consumers find and