US technology firms and privacy groups seek an overhaul of privacy laws, saying officials have too much access to online data.

An update to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 disconnects gamers from Microsoft's Xbox live service.

Google says that a problem with its Chinese service was internal rather than an official block, as reports had suggested.

Sony says it will disable a feature of its PlayStation 3 in a move some consider to be a pre- emptive strike against piracy.

Greenpeace calls on technology companies to use more renewable energy sources to power their data centres.

Hollywood film studios claim victory against a website they accused of aiding piracy of popular movies.

The Large Hadron Collider marks a new era in science as it achieves record-breaking high-energy particle collisions.

Steampunks show off gadgets with nod to bygone age

Spectator columnist Rod Liddle becomes the first blogger to be censured by the Press Complaints Commission.

Some believe it. But GCHQ says it isn't tracking everyone