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As technology brings new capabilities, there are issues that must be resolved using the very old rules of evidence emerge. The state of Arkansas may be the first to grapple with whether Amazon’s Alex could be a witness at a trial. Here are the...

Ana Modamani, a refugee from Syria, took a selfie as he posed with German Chancellor Angela Merkel who was visiting his refugee camp in 2015 shortly she had allowed those seeking asylum from Syria to enter Germany without screening. Modamani posted the...

Charles Tendall owns a firm called Azorian Cyber Security, but he has also claimed to have created the Hacker’s List, a sort of Angie’s List for those who need help with hacking. Mr. Tendall has referred to himself as a “Certified Ethical...

A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science reported on a psychological experiment conducted in 2012 whose purpose was to determine whether the emotional state of Facebook users could be altered by prompting them to post either...

The British press is brutal. During the 10-year-on-again-and-off-again romance between Prince William and KateMiddleton, the British tabloids referred to her as “Waity Katey.” With circulation numbers close to three million, the News of the...

Courtney Love, singer and widow of rocker Kurt Cobain, is celebrating a courtroom victory. She was sued for $8 million in a defamation case initiated by her former lawyer over a tweet Love posted in 2010 relating to her deceased husband’s estate...

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Reddit is referred to as “the newspaper of the Internet” or the “Front Page of the Internet.” Up until the time of the Boston Bombings the site consisted of individuals posting information, and others comment on that information...

The New York Times reported that a 24-year-old law student from Salzburg, Austria requested his Facebook file. In response, he received 1,222 pages of information that included Facebook posts he had deleted, old messages, and disturbing tracking of where...

Google had a dream – it was going to create a map of the man-made world, now known as Street View. Through the efforts of its Street View cars, Google captured the man-made world on cameras mounted to the cars. However, those cars were also...

This photo is exactly what college admissions officers do not want to see on Facebook. Two recent surveys indicate that admissions officers are turning to Facebook and Google. A recent survey by Kaplan Test Prep offers some insight into how widespread...