Jason Hirschhorn's personal network made him rich. Then it saved his life.
"Crowdsourcing anything on the internet is usually a positive thing."
BlackBerry CEO Defends Giving Canada Access to Some Consumer Account Info
John Chen said any assistance was provided based on company policies, while assuring businesses and governments that their data remains protected.
Microsoft Sues U.S., Says It Shouldn't Have to Keep Quiet About Data Requests
The company says secrecy demands have become the norm when the federal government demands customer data.
Mossberg: How to make Slack better
The workplace chat service is simultaneously loved and hated.
TheSkimm Built a Massive Email Following. Now It Wants More.
Email was "the best marketing tool" for Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin in 2012. What's next?
'Top Secret' Emails Found on Hillary Clinton's Private Server
State Department is set to investigate whether any of the information was marked classified at the time of transmission.
In Retrenchment, Dropbox Closes Down Mailbox and Carousel Photo Services
To break it down more simply, not enough people were using either offering.
Gmail Will Soon Alert Users About Unencrypted Emails
Google is taking security threats for Gmail users seriously.
Microsoft's Email Boss on How Email Is So Not Dead Yet
Microsoft has gone from a few hundred thousand iOS and Android users running Outlook to 30 million a month.
Yahoo Mail Eliminates Passwords as Part of a Major Redesign
And you can now log in with Outlook, Hotmail and AOL addresses.
Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate: Who's the Greenest of Them All?
"The American people are sick and tired about hearing about her damn emails," said candidate Bernie Sanders of the controversy dogging Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Acompli Founder Javier Soltero Tapped to Improve Microsoft Outlook
After getting Microsoft back in the mobile email game, Soltero is now charged with reinvigorating the desktop email and calendar experience.
clintonemail.com
The focus on Hillary Clinton's email server ignores her arguably more important efforts to advance America’s global technology agenda -- and our diplomacy’s technical prowess.
Email Isn't Dead
Despite all the dire predictions, here's why the 30-year-old technology will continue to thrive.
Whipclip Raises $40 Million in Bid to Dominate Legal Video Clipping
The Los Angeles-based company has about 25 content partners.
RIP AOL: Where the Net Was Born for Many
America Online, as it was known in the early days, was responsible for the birth of consumer communications.
Washington's Email Scandal Isn't Just About Hillary Clinton
Why does the federal government leave it up to officials to decide which records to keep?
On Her Majesty's Secret Server: Hill-arity From 'The Daily Show' on Email Scandal (Video)
Who would have thought plain old email would cause such a ruckus in 2015?
Lessons of the Sony Hack: 'Anybody's Vulnerable' (Video)
Top Hollywood figures discuss the Sony hack and its aftermath at Code/Media.
Google Invites Google Apps Customers to Try Inbox
A gradual rollout to enterprise customers begins next month.
Microsoft Circles Sunrise on Its Acquisition Calendar
The purchase has yet to be announced, but one source characterized it as a "done deal."
Microsoft Brings Outlook to iPhone and Android
The new versions build on technology Redmond gained with last year's $200 million purchase.
Forget Facebook and Snapchat: American Workers Still Need Their Email, Pew Report Says
A measly four percent of American workers consider social networks “very important” in the workplace.
Forecast: Workplace Trends, Choices and Technologies for 2015
We gotta wear shades.
Sony Brass Worried Over Kim’s Fate in "The Interview" Film, Emails Show
Leaked emails detail the special effects nuances of Kim Jong-un's fate.
Russian Internet Giant Mail.ru Looks to Maps and Games for Global Expansion
In an interview, Mail.ru CEO Dmitry Grishin handicaps the opportunities where he thinks he can make a play.
Microsoft Buying Mobile Email Startup Acompli for More Than $200 Million
Redmond let the cat out of the bag with an errant blog post last week, but now it's a done deal.
Startup Tries to Make Best of Annoying a Scrum of Tech Reporters
A start-up executive incurred the wrath of tech scribes worldwide after including them all on a pitch that became a days-long email thread.
IBM Launches Business Email That Integrates Social Media
IBM Verse also includes a built-in personal assistant that can learn from a user's behavior.
WeMail Turns Mobile Email Into Chat
WeMail, a new mobile app, orders email by sender. Its email conversations look like chat threads.