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French Internet users who download files illegally could have their service cut off under a new law enacted by the French government. The "three strikes and you're out" law will see violators getting ...

Ford has long dominated the pickup truck market here in the U.S. Today's Nice Price or No Dice Transit is a model that took that game to Europe. Now it's here, and we'll have to see how game we are ...

The recent murder of Katherine Ann Olson, who responded to a listing on craigslist, has shocked the entire nation. A University student, Olson was merely following up on a job posting for a nanny when ...

Today, in “Exciting opportunities to potentially get to pet Billy Corgan’s cats” news: The Smashing Pumpkins has put out an internet-wide equivalent of one of those telephone pole listings with the ...

We were lonely, addicted to the internet and desperately trying to use the digital world to find meaningful human connection even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Do You Want What I Have Got? A ...

For countless folks who came of age in the 00s, finding a partner via the Craigslist personals section was a rite of passage. I remember pouring over the ads with friends, amazed at the sheer variety ...

Fake news. Online surveillance. Phishing scams. Biased algorithms. It’s easy to be cynical about the internet, and harder to remember a time when being online felt less commercial and more democratic.

WASHINGTON—The online ads that you willingly click on are more likely to make you a scam victim than the robocalls flooding your phone with urgent messages. A new study of consumer behavior toward ...