Internet addiction: should it be classified as an addiction, or has it become something more of a mental disorder? A debate rages on.

As easy as it may be for you to connect to others on social networks, it's just as easy for Internet criminals to scheme online as well. Twitter was the latest victim.

Technology journalist Steven Levy takes us into the process of how Google employs its search engine.

How does Google's search work? The secret is well-kept, but one journalist gets an inside look. He tells us about the details.

Can the Internet really empower democracy in a dictatorial regime? It seems possible, and many believe it can. One diplomatic fellow at Georgetown begs to differ.

With an innumerable amount of new content going up on the Internet every day, how does one catch on and become a viral hit? Author Bill Wasik has some ideas.

Microsoft has just unveiled its new generation of mobile phones, and it looks nothing like iPhones or Android phones. So how good will they be?

The filmmaker took to his website, podcast and Twitter to voice his complaints about an incident with Southwest Airlines — do celebrities even need publicists anymore?

That's right, a video game based on the hellish world of Dante's Inferno. Will gamers get serious and look into the real story, or just focus on the bloody affair?

Data analysis of Facebook shows that the U.S. is comprised of seven distinct regions.