There are sites aplenty showing the horror of war, and much of the material is filmed, edited and uploaded by soldiers recording their own experiences.

Generous donations from the Knight Foundation have helped the news site MinnPost.com to get its bearings. Now it is trying to achieve business viability.

For small start-up networks, privacy is a selling point as Facebook users are becoming fed up with the site’s efforts to broadcast personal information.

Now that Silicon Valley firms have started hiring more aggressively, and the general economy is improving, competition is stiffening for second-tier tech locations.

Mark Gorton, hedge fund manager and philanthropist, says he wanted to build a subscription service working with music companies. They say he is a criminal.

The PlaceLocal software creates ads automatically after scouring the Internet for references to a client, be it the restaurant on the corner or a lawyer’s office.

Innovations in technology are helping to shift the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of diseases from expensive clinics to doctors and patients themselves.

The government is looking for signs that Google’s enormous market power may be hurting competition in Web search and advertising.

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office failed to get the identities of two Twitter users who commented on a case involving a former legislative employee.

The Dalai Lama tried to hold a rare direct conversation with people inside China on Friday, answering questions live on Twitter about the fate of Tibet.

Six countries have joined Germany in a move that may force the company to disclose what data its employees collected from unsecured wireless networks.

The Internet was once an unruly place. Are apps gentrifying it?

On the reading list on Friday: Yoda, Pac-Man, Twitter in China.

An Austrian daredevil is planning to become the first person to break the sound barrier in a free fall, without riding in a vehicle.

When a popular program is broadcast three times zones earlier, its devotees must be strong, ignoring online chatter that could ruin it for them.

The privacy issues that have been hounding Facebook may be coming to a head.

Sales of the iPad are already outpacing those of the Mac in the United States, according to an analyst's calculations.

DuPont proposes an advanced television technology at lower prices.

AT&T next month will raise the termination fee it charges to void a smartphone contract, a move that comes amid expectations it will soon lose exclusive sales of the iPhone.

The FTC cleared Google's proposed $750 million acquisition of mobile-advertising company AdMob.