ATLANTA, April 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Cox Enterprises elected Christopher Williams to its board of directors.

An Israeli activist group has threatened to sue Twitter to shut down accounts operated by Hezbollah and other terrorist organizations.

Reports of Amazon Kindle units damaged by airport scanners have begun to spread across the Internet, leading some to believe that the radiation given off during these security checks could permanently damage the electronic ink displays of the devices.

The head of microchip developer ARM touts his firm as the "most influential" company of its kind in the world, and dismisses rival Intel as a "niche" player in the future of computing.

A 25-year-old British student used 'considerable technical expertise' to repeatedly hack into Facebook's servers, legal experts testified at his trial