The White House proposes legislation to protect the country from cyber attacks by hackers, criminals and spies.

Websites that link to pirated music and movies or sell counterfeit goods could soon be blocked in America.

File-sharing software firm Limewire has reached an out of court settlement with record labels that sued it for helping people pirate pop.

Since the 1970s, Laurie Anderson has been pushing the technological boundaries of music into undiscovered areas. She talks to Click about her career.

After the Sony hacks can we trust online storage with our personal information?

Social networking services like Twitter and Skype were essential in communicating with people who needed urgent medical help for chronic diseases after the Japanese earthquake, say doctors working in Japan.

This week web reviewer Kate Russell replaces Spencer Kelly with an Android app and safeguards her digital identity.

Jeff Hall has 'locked-in syndrome' and uses one finger to communicate with the world. He worries that some technological developments could alienate disabled people like him further.