A committee of MPs complains details of BT's planned rural broadband rollout are often insufficient making it hard for rivals to plan their own services.

Japan is to ease its self-imposed arms export ban for the first time in almost 50 years, in a move likely to worry China.

Tim Waterstone, the founder of the Waterstone's book shop chain, predicts that the "e-book revolution" will soon go into decline in the UK.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg made $3.3bn on the sale of stock options in 2013, a new regulatory filing reveals.

More than 65% of participants in a global BBC poll believe the internet has brought greater freedom, but many think this comes at the cost of increased government surveillance.

A round-up of some of the funnier tech jokes on April Fool's Day.

LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, is taking legal action over a free plug-in that exposes users' email addresses.

The US National Security Agency persuaded web-encryption company RSA to develop a more vulnerable random-number generator to make it easier to spy on businesses, Reuters reports.