News Corp. has finally unloaded MySpace for a mere $35 million, years after spending $580 million to acquire what has become a social networking wasteland. Ars crunches the numbers to see just how painful the MySpace years were for News Corp.

Film studio Paramount Pictures is hip enough to know about 3D printing—and it has just demanded that a homebrew replica cube from the film Super 8 be scrapped.

A major Internet conference in Paris has closed with an official document outlining "principles for Internet policy-making"—and protecting copyright holders is near the top of the list. ISPs around the world need to start "addressing" and "deterring" bad behavior online.

New statistics from Google show how frequently governments around the world issue user information and takedown requests. Google generally complies—even taking down criticism of the Thai king—but there are some lines it won't cross.

The shift to mobile phones continues in the US, where most young adults no longer have a landline. But those mobile subscription fees aren't cheap—unless you use a lot of minutes.