It was a great idea when it started. Now, it's become a bit of a joke.

Female programmers at Hacker School receive $5,000 from Google.

Over 750 lesbian women in the tech industry gathered in San Francisco to network, hack, and forge a new community.

In the latest in a series about jobs people have that other people hate, an NFL referee explains why death threats are often part of the job.

But will the smackdown change online tracking for Google or anyone else?

Advertisers are not amused. In the upcoming version of Windows, Internet Explorer will have its "Do Not Track" feature turned on by default. Goodbye creepy ads that seem to follow you around -- hello, more generic ads for great deals on car insurance?

There's been a lot of talk recently about privacy protection on the web. The White House and tech companies say they want to protect you, but can they?

Powdered wigs and town crier optional

The Federal Communications Commission passed new rules today to make it even tougher for telemarketers to make those unsolicited "robocalls." And lesson of the day: Don't call Kai during our live broadcast.