Social networking site Facebook has threatened legal action against a site that sells friends and followers.
Automatic captions for YouTube videos are to roll out across its channels, says parent company Google.
US computer giant Dell reports another decline in its quarterly profits, sending its shares 7% lower.
Internet search giant Google previews its Chrome OS operating system, to be available to users by the end of 2010.
A manufacturer of hi-fi systems sounds what it says could be the death knell of the compact disc player.
Newspapers should become "radically open" if they want to make money in the online world, the co-founder of Twitter says.
A website set up by China's Ministry of National Defense attracts 2.3million hack attempts in its first four weeks online.
Sony says it aims to make its LCD TV operations profitable in the financial year starting next April as it continues to cut costs.
Energy-hungry television sets will soon be banned across California, in a landmark move by state legislators to reduce energy consumption.
Two suspected hackers are arrested in an investigation into a computer virus designed to steal banking information.
The government has announced plans to make Ordnance Survey mapping data available free of charge online.
The government outlines a bill in the Queen's Speech for the country's digital future including plans to tackle illegal file-sharers.
Social networking websites are criticised for failing to introduce a help button for children being bullied online.
Staff from an unnamed mobile phone company sold customers' records without their knowledge, the information watchdog says.
Swindon will be the first town in the UK to offer free wireless internet access to its entire population, its council says.
Websites mis-selling mobile ringtones are forced to clean up their acts, following a European Union crackdown.
The chip giant unveils a product designed to make print accessible to vision-impaired and dyslexic people.
Clinical trials have begun of a smart plaster - a sensor-studded band aid that wirelessly monitors vital signs
Many nations are now arming to defend themselves in a cyber war and readying forces to conduct their own attacks, says a report.
Names, addresses and signatures of 14,000 voters are on a laptop stolen from a council's offices in Hertfordshire.