Internet/Broadband

John Anderson and Sharon Rapoport estimate they spend $400 a month, or close to $5,000 a year, keeping their family of four entertained at home.

Could book publishers suddenly be in the position of telling Google what to do?

The future of the video game business is playing out very differently on two sides of Los Angeles.

AdMob Inc. isn't well known among consumers, but privacy groups, the Federal Trade Commission and mobile businesses all know its name.

Advertisers and retailers are increasingly using technologies to mine for consumers' demographical information, create super-personalized ads and zero in on people's shopping habits.

China plans to crack down on the online gambling industry, including the banks and websites that support it, the Ministry of Public Security said.

With their paths through the Internet increasingly blocked by government filters, Nooshin and her fellow Iranian opposition-supporters say their information on planned protests now comes in emails.

The Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced two grants totaling more than $21.5 million to expand broadband Internet infrastructure in Virginia.

According to 4chan, they have been "explicitly blocked" by the Verizon wireless network.

Since early December, agencies have worked to create their own webpages to serve as the gateway for each agency's implementation of the Open Government Directive.