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Teenagers really are over Facebook. In a deep report published on Tuesday, Pew Research explains that teenagers departing the social network's blue confines are looking for something more... authentic. Which, ironically, was the initial draw of Facebook, and has become something of a calling card for Tumblr and Twitter. Somewhere, Marissa Mayer is smiling.
Say hello to the Google eBookstore--unless you have a Kindle
The startup's 30-year-old founder boldly walks away, and analysts are still sputtering
A 'kinder, gentler' Facebook CEO?
The design overhaul brings photos and personal stats to the forefront
The search giant wants your computer to speak to you (and vice versa)
Note to up-and-coming indie bands: do not name your debut album "Torrent"
The FTC thinks so. Here are the pros and cons.
Genachowski unveils his new watered-down plan
Would you pay $6 billion for a digital coupon company?
And can they really compete with the Amazon juggernaut?
The EU launches an investigation. Should the search giant be worried?
Makes info-sharing harder, but DoD doesn't have a great track record on cyber security
Fallout from the new Wikileaks dump
Reactions to Tim Berners-Lee's thesis
It's not looking good for summer reading
New documentary aims to be counterpoint to An Inconvenient Truth
Even at $4 billion, the local coupon service is a steal
For 18 minutes in April, the world's data was flapping in the breeze
Bad news for environmentalists, scientists, coast-dwellers
Why the problem could linger, and why it doesn't need to
Two Internet enclaves escalate a tit-for-tat feud
The huge potential of Facebook Mail
Also, they wag their tails. Hey--they're dogs.
Uh--probably not
Longtime opponents make a deal
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