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U.S. regulators expect Internet service providers to sue the government over any changes in the way they are regulated and must reevaluate any proposals to make sure they stand up in court.

Executives from crowdfunding site Indiegogo and a connected-home product company share five tips for success.

As more and more connected smart devices pour into the market, here's what we hope for and dread.

Harnessing data will make possible a new wave of products and services for customers.

The president's public stance on net neutrality seems to create more questions than answers.

The president came out in favor of the protection of net neutrality with a statement laying out a proposal for the FCC.

It involves sending a network of 700 lightweight satellites into space.

The three E's will help limit goofing off online at work.

Under the framework, Internet service providers would be classified as an information service for consumers but a common carrier service for websites and content sites.

Who brings old desktop computers and keyboards to a protest? People in Hungary do, it turns out.

As regulators work on new so-called 'net neutrality' rules, the Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman has written to chiefs of AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, Time Warner Cable Inc and Charter Communications Inc.

PaintZen, backed by real-estate mogul Barbara Corcoran, launches in New York and San Francisco today.

Wireless experts note that the tests could simply be basic research that does not ultimately lead to new products or services.

The internet and social media promise you are always connected but not if you don't lift your eyes from the screen to see who's in the room with you.

After successfully launching startup community centers in London and Tel Aviv, the global search goliath is now cultivating its entrepreneurial reign in Spain.

Get ready for the trough of disillusionment.

Smart phones already are integral to finding things to buy. When everything is linked to the Internet, the same technology will allow everyone to know what their neighbors have to rent.

Americans are obsessed with their Internet, which makes it sting all the worse that the companies that provide Internet are expensive, unresponsive and because of their relative monopoly, in no hurry to improve their operations.

I'm sorry Ms. Jackson, the net neutrality debate is for real.

Etsy, Kickstarter are holding a day of action on September 10 as the deadline approaches for public comments on the proposed 'fast lane' rules.

There is a massive problem of companies not pursuing customer inquiries right away, which is a huge opportunity for you.