Clint Boulton examines an intriguing theory - that Google is deliberately provoking anti-trust investigation, in order to trap Facebook

Wikipedia and other high-profile websites will shut down for 24 hours in protest against 'devastating' anti-piracy bills, while Twitter's CEO has called the action 'foolish'

More and more Chinese people are logging onto the Web, after a 12 percent surge in those using the internet

After interesting times in 2011, J. Gerry Purdy looks at what is in store for smartphones, tablets, enterprise applications and cloud computing in the next 12 months

ICANN has said its new "dot.anything" top-level domain system, launching this week, will not pose a danger to businesses or international bodies

The security landscape changed in 2011 as large companies and governments were taught serious lessons about vulnerability but action has been slow in coming, says Eric doyle

Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea are to offer free Wi-Fi connectivity in time for the Olymic Games and Diamond Jubilee

Vint Cerf argues that technology is an enabler of rights, not a right itself

Survey says car executives say infotainment in cars almost as important as safety

Mozilla releases an update on its licence after a two-year collaborative update