Cyber-thieves are preparing to target anyone still running Windows XP after security support ends on 8 April, suggest security firms.

The financial future of the news business is uncertain, but lately US venture capitalists have been placing their bets on journalism.

Samsung Electronics, the world's biggest maker of TVs and mobile phones, forecasts a fall in profits for the second quarter in a row.

Six of the biggest movie studios sue file-sharing site Megaupload and its key operators, including founder Kim Dotcom.

The EU's top court declares "invalid" an EU law requiring telecoms firms to store citizens' communications data for up to two years.

A serious bug in software used by millions of web servers could have exposed anyone visiting sites they hosted to spying and eavesdropping.

Police may be overusing their power to gather people's communications data - such as who owns a phone and what numbers it has called - says the interception of communications commissioner.

A page saying "soldiers deserve to be raped and murdered" is removed by Facebook despite the site declaring such content is not against its rules.