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Love it or hate it, technology is here to stay, and this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the place to see what will be making your life easier -- or more frustrating -- in coming months.
State authorities are not doing enough to protect consumers from online fraud and other cybercrimes, despite skyrocketing numbers of complaints from the public, according to a new survey.
U.S. Federal Trade Commission guidelines for Internet advertising have stirred debate among consumers and companies, industry observers said.
Search engine giant Google says it will limit how long it keeps information on Internet users' searches.
Only on the Internet could a site hawking dancing hamster animations, accompanied by hamster-sung harmonies, be paid advertising royalties from corporate giants like Wal-Mart and American Express. But the future earning power of the darlings on Hamsterdan
Long waits in line and inefficient state government bureaucracies may not be around much longer thanks to the unexpectedly rapid digitization of state government records and services, says a new think tank report.
A pro-consumer privacy bill to regulate the collection and use of personal data passed the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation Friday afte
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Legislation to standardize state-issued driver's licenses across the United States, and to mandate that those licenses carry a computer chip and incorporate som
A draft report on federal privacy policies makes several promising recommendations, including a government-wide privacy board, an analyst said Tuesday.
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