Apple, Android apps blamed for teen smoking. Is that so?
'Apps make smoking sexy' -- we always look for the next thing to blame, don't we?
Charlie Osborne talks about (and to) the next generation of IT users.
London-based medical anthropologist Charlie Osborne is a journalist, graphic designer and former teacher.
'Apps make smoking sexy' -- we always look for the next thing to blame, don't we?
A smartphone is not just a way to make calls -- now, it can be a status symbol. But could you afford any of these gadgets?
In a light-hearted look at the 2012 presidential campaign, Obama and Romney have become the target of many a meme and satirical video.
What does 38 year-old content and a five year-old's blog have in common? A single DMCA notice.
File-sharing remains a thorn in the side of U.S. colleges, with Rutgers and New York University hosting the most pirates -- or do they?
After release on social media, some odd advertising stunts manage to attract worldwide fame.
A new study suggests that 15 percent more of the Gen-Y will vote in the upcoming election, and 58 percent will follow the campaigns on social networks.
The Council of Europe has developed a course to combat racism and discrimination online - which is linked to the upcoming 'Charter of Internet user rights'.
Broadcom has used the $25 computer to teach children how to program a game in sixty minutes.
Artist Arena has agreed to pay $1m after the FTC accused the fan website firm of illegally collecting data on underage users.