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Activists from the Sierra Club, Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources Defense Council and Greenpeace all testified

Online campaign aims to mobilize privacy protesters

As we have seen over the last decade, a significant number of U.S. degree-earners in science, technology, engineering, and math (the so-called “STEM” fields) are foreign born.

Researches hope to use them to build ‘micro-structures’

‘The developing world … could be devastated by international regulation of Internet governance’

‘We believe the lawsuit is without merit and will defend ourselves vigorously’

The missteps are further eroding the confidence of small-scale investors, or what was left of it after the financial meltdown of 2008.

Sponsor says he hasn’t considered the possibility of the bill violating the First Amendment

One lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in New York, claims Facebook’s IPO documents contained untrue statements and omitted important facts

Space Hijackers violate social media site’s copyright rules

All the major search engines are adopting new formats intended to make it easier for users to find information without clicking through to page after page.

Commission rejects numerous Freedom of Information Act requests from conservatives regarding net neutrality

Also gathering information about Facebook’s IPO is the House Financial Services Committee

Long-awaited Facebook debut bobs on choppy financial seas

Facebook is in talks with the New York Stock Exchange to move its stock from the Nasdaq Stock Market after a botched initial public offering on Friday

‘Science can help us understand religion just as much as it can help us understand the genome or the structure of the universe’

Facebook shareholders just filed a class action suit against Facebook and Morgan Stanley.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth now exceeds the GDP of Uganda. What should he spend it on?

Morgan Stanley subpoenaed to examine if bank ‘selectively informed’ clients

House Speaker endorses efforts to punish anyone who ‘expatriates for a substantial tax purpose’ if it is ‘necessary’

Launched in early 2011, the service let brands pay to retransmit users’ activities to their friends’ pages.

The FCC’s public interest test undermines Congress’ goals of promoting communications competition and efficient secondary wireless markets.

The FCC denied giving LightSquared any special treatment

In a bilingual statement written in English and Portugese, Saverin congratulated Zuckerberg and posted a screen shot from the 2004 launch of the website

The Justice Department confirmed the breach

U2 frontman downplays new-found wealth: ‘This boy is not a billionaire or going to be richer than any Beatle’

On Monday, Facebook Inc.’s stock fell $4.20 to $34.03 in late morning trading.

‘We plan to put a stop to this tax avoidance scheme. There should be no financial gain from renouncing your country’

The U.S. company is the first private business to attempt to launch a spacecraft with supplies to the International Space Station.

How the Internet has transformed war.