Google has been the subject of repeated antitrust probes in recent years, most of them involving proposed acquisitions.
The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly preparing to issue subpoenas in a wide-ranging civil investigation into practices in Google’s search engine business.
Authorities linked Ryan Cleary, 19, to LulzSec, a hacking group that has attacked Web sites including those of United States Senate, the Central Intelligence Agency, PBS and Sony.
J.K. Rowling, the author behind the Harry Potter series, said Thursday in London that a new Web site built around the series will also sell the e-book editions of the seven books.
Oracle’s profit rose 36 percent in the fourth quarter, but poor hardware sales raised questions about the company’s ability to absorb Sun Microsystems.
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Federal authorities have broken up two Latvian crime rings that allegedly placed malware in online ads that would infect victims' computers with messages to buy fake anti-virus software.
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Carol A. Bartz, Yahoo's chief executive, faces criticism in the last minutes of a shareholder's meeting.
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A San Francisco man who was accused of taking information on 114,000 iPad 3G owners from AT&T;'s servers pleaded guilty on Thursday.
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Loopt, a location-based mobile application, is testing out a new service that lets its users request daily deals from merchants.
American Express cardholders will receive discounts at certain shops and restaurants on their cellphone through an alliance with Foursquare.
The Netherlands has become the first country in Europe to ban its mobile operators from blocking or charging consumers extra for using Internet-based services like Skype.
UP2U, the new stick gum from the maker of Mentos, is establishing its brand in social media like Facebook before it begins a television campaign.
The nation signed deals with the companies Telstra and SingTelplans as part of a plan to extend broadband Internet service to more than 90 percent of the country.
Joining mission and money in one business can be tough. Experts offer tips on building self-sustaining social ventures.
Support for a tax on online advertising flagged after critics said that imposing a levy on advertising expenditure would have had little effect on Google and other Internet companies.
New online services promise finally to bring order to the digital revolution, but dematerializing recorded music has its consequences for listeners, artists and the music industry.
Apple substituted one Final Cut video-editing program for another, and the upgraded version covers nearly all the bases.
Claire Cain Miller on risky startups; Dean Kamen, Legos and education; news.
An interview with one of the pioneers of time-sharing systems, as the e-mail series continues.
Will the inability to remain invisible on the Web stop people from losing their tempers and inhibitions in public?
Nearly everyone takes a phone with them, and almost all of those phones can run some decent games.
2010 was supposed to be the Year of the Tablet, a prediction that did not quite pan out. So, once more, with feeling: 2011 will be the Year of the Tablet. Sort through the offerings.
Browse all the mobile app coverage that has appeared in The New York Times by category, and see what Times writers have on their phones and tablets.
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News and Amusements
Social and Communication
Money
Travel and Food
Tools and Resources
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