The site says it has enough resources to keep it online.
Critics of China's new cyber laws reportedly raised concerns over issues related to intellectual property.
Her father's video invite sparked countless memes, parodies and company sponsorship offers.
The company has decided to tweak its algorithm to remove Holocaust denial websites as suggestions to its visitors.
Alleged teen hacker charged following series of DDoS attacks.
Most of these stories were published during the run up to the US elections.
The 'Facebook Bill' would apply to content that 'call for an act of violence or terrorism'.
In the weeks leading to the Berlin attack, Isis supporters shared messages on Telegram, calling for volunteers for a holiday killing spree.
The US Trade Representative says a number of websites in China offer pirated content.
In his latest interview, the WikiLeaks founder confirmed that his 'internet has been returned'.
This week, Walmart decided to pull the shirt from sales online after the police union termed it 'offensive.'
Breman Museum says it is paying Google $2 a click to stop a neo-Nazi site appearing as top result for 'did the Holocaust happen' searches.
The page entitled 'Deaths in 2016' accumulated more than twice the number of edits as Donald Trump.
Providing these extra connections is part of the Broadband Delivery UK programme.
Victims' families say social media sites and YouTube help to support and finance Islamic State.
Setting up a Tor bridge enables users to access Tor without internet service providers being alerted.
'Defamation and malicious gossip are not covered under freedom of speech,' Justice Minister Heiko Maas added.
The site was shut down in August after its alleged boss was arrested in Poland.
A Dutch interactive website charting internet-accessible radio stations around the world has gone viral.
Cloudflare engineer says there's no point encrypting emails with PGP – if you want security, use an app.
There is no mention of any penalty for users who visit these sites.
US sanctions imposed in March forbid any company to do business with North Korea.
Redacted versions of the National Security Letters and Google's correspondence with the FBI are now public.
Names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and hashed passwords have all been exposed.
Microsoft is bringing its digital assistant to speakers, fridges and other home appliances in 2017.
Subscription video-on-demand service will serve up current and classic British programming.
The feature lets several people speaking different languages to hold a conversation in person.
Netflix VR lets Google Daydream owners watch shows from their very own virtual reality theatre.
Public internet access is largely limited in Cuba and those that are there are slow and rather expensive.
A draft document details how the services may face more stringent rules on handling user data.