Release of internal e-mails by YouTube executives purports to show the company knew it was intentionally infringing on Viacom's copyrighted material from popular cable shows.

Open course vendor Novell is looking to broaden its SUSE Linux footprint with a new partnership with the database vendor Ingres that promises to make life easier for developers.

A new report from the FBI says the rate of cybercrime incidents is growing rapidly at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

Even software giant Microsoft had trouble corralling the Waledac malware-spreading botnight.

Microsoft's open source CodePlex Foundation launches its second project gallery, opening with NetMons Parser project, providing network monitor parsers for open standard protocols.

A company called Core Security Technologies says it's found a bug in Windows Virtual PC that could be a serious security risk.

Intel, Google, Sony and Logitech are reportedly partnering on an advanced TV appliance that would bring Internet content and services to TVs.

In the crowded American market, Fujitsu has its work cut out trying to gain market share from the big names. What does it believe will attract customers to its products?

Cisco's high-density blades, designed for virtualization, will enjoy a nice performance bump with the new Xeons, featuring higher clock speed and more cores than their predecessor.

It looks like some of Google's attorneys will have some explaining to do now that the USPTO says the Nexus trademark belongs to a telco from Oregon.

Security research McAfee warns that bogus messages instructing Facebook members to reset their login information could reach tens of millions of users.

Google has added a yet-to-be-released Sprint version of the Nexus One to its online store.

As it looks ahead to an exponential increase in Internet traffic, VeriSign is planning to pump $300 million into upgrading the .com DNS infrastructure through Project Apollo.

Microsoft has the better Office productivity product and the better platform. But with Google's new migration tool and its low, low pricing, the whole office suite space could become really interesting.

Laptops will lead the way and continue to grow their lead over desktops, but desktop sales aren't going away, or even shrinking all that much. What else is happening?

Commission officials remain adamant that the current privacy regime isn't working They also remain coy about action they will take following Wednesday's third and final privacy workshop.

The Taiwanese handset maker -- a major player in Android-based smartphones -- prepares to fire back at Apple.

The No. 3 U.S. carrier lands the Google-branded Android phone. But where's a long-awaited model for Verizon Wireless?

Jim Whitehurst, chief executive of the leading open source vendor Red Hat, argues at the Open Source Business Conference that innovation thrives on community participation.

Motorola's Droid smartphone looks to be in store for a long-anticipated upgrade this week, with rumors swirling that the device will step up to version 2.1 of the Android operating system.