Activists are using technology, sometimes illegally, to promote social and political change. What kind of legal backlash do they face?

Hackers are 'the best parts of science and information sharing,' research scientist Chester Wisniewski told us. It's part of our special series.

“Did I help the cause or did I hurt the cause?” asks Hector Monsegur, otherwise known by his hacker handle Sabu.

Television audiences need more when it comes to their favorite shows, says technical director Bryan Fordney.

In 'Move Fast and Break Things,' Jonathan Taplin examines how the wild web's big players became overlords.

Don't count out New Orleans, or Omaha, Nebraska.

Droves of places beyond New York, Boston and Silicon Valley want to become the next center of local and global innovation. Do they have the right ingredients?

Predictive text, Wi-Fi and selfies were all on the lesson plan at a seminar in NYC.

Anne-Marie Slaughter says that diplomacy isn't just taking place in oak-paneled rooms anymore.

Sam Altman, a darling of the tech startup world, talks to us about reaching across the political divide.