The open-source project aims to replace Blue Frog's opt-out email campaign designed to crash spammers' servers

The domain, .mobi, is designed to spur use of the Internet on mobile devices — but some fear it will have the opposite effect

FAST has vowed to take primary and secondary schools to court for unauthorised software use, in what has been billed a 'disastrous' move

Amazon.com's controversial patent faces more scrutiny after a New Zealand actor uncovered 'substantial' questions over prior art

Former owners of a sports gambling site are accused of laundering $250 million in profits.

Consumer trust could open the door to more location-based services, Google says.

Company says a large, loyal customer base is the best defense against network operators seeking to block its low-cost call service.

Toolbar directs users to pirated software, company claims.

Blue Security's surrender comes after a massive denial of service attack by a spammer earlier this month

The Web giant is fending off ad competition by bringing in user demographics, location and information about what they do on other parts of the Yahoo network

Despite proving reluctant to spend money on advertising, Google tops the list of most-loved brands in the UK

As a backpack journalist traveling solo across the world in dangerous regions, Kevin Sites' load just got a little lighter.

The Mozilla browser is attracting more users every day, but some experts feel it may have reached its peak

The new domain will give companies and individuals the 21st century equivalent of the phone number, promises Telnic

Feds have no plans to go after Microsoft over the search box in the new browser; search competitor Google's concerns fall on unsympathetic ears.

Skype is looking for a positive relationship with mobile network operators — even as it plans to ultimately make them redundant

Organisations may have the best best antivirus, anti-spyware and firewall software, but it hasn't stopped a growing epidemic of spyware

The security company believes search companies are placing profits ahead of protecting users from dangerous advertising links

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a judge was wrong to throw out the case of a teenager accused of crashing a mail server with millions of emails

Talkback: Opinions about Gary McKinnon, who faces extradition to the US, are divided between those who see him as an inoffensive bumbler and those who say he is a danger to the public

Creating an Internet red light district goes against the adult industry's desire to make adult content more mainstream, says one insider. But the company that pushed for .XXX insists the idea had support

Company announces social bookmarking services, and an improved desktop searching app.

British court approves extradition request for 'Solo' who perused government systems.

Maps, Finance, Mail and more won't detract from long-term focus, CEO says.

Online giant offers free phone numbers to 41 million AIM users, and readies its own MySpace.com rival.

A third-party audit of the new phishing filter built into the Internet Explorer 7 browser and the MSN Toolbar has given the technology a thumbs up on the sensitive issue of user privacy.

We've got the message from Eran Reshef

Gary McKinnon's fight to avoid extradition to the US culiminates at Bow Street Magistrates' Court

Peer-to-peer technology took another step toward joining respectable society with Monday's news that the file-sharing company BitTorrent would distribute video over the Internet for Warner Bros. Entertainment, industry insiders said.

One of the best things about the Internet these days is the unending flow of terrific Web videos that crack you up, even as you're wondering who has the time to put such things together.

A message from our CEO, Eran Reshef

Starting Monday, May 1st, the Blue Community has been the target of a criminal spammer. This criminal spammer, PharmaMaster, is attempting to deny our community the right to opt-out from his spam messages.

Adult entertainment market seems to have already chosen Blu-ray.