Companies file for IPOs all the time, but the recent filing by social networking giant Facebook has seemed to connect with nearly everyone, and in a big way. On Wednesday, Facebook filed for its IPO in hopes to raise $5 billion or more, which would make it the largest initial public offering from an Internet or technology company.

It's well known within the Internet industry that Bing has special access to Facebook and Twitter that Google doesn't. They pay for such access.

Seventy-five years ago a cartoonist and poet by the name of Theodore Seuss Geisel decided to try his hand at writing children's literature.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia denied another motion from the Odyssey Marine Exploration Company to keep over $500 million in recovered treasure.

A new study has been published that shows Amazon as king of the hill among online retailers. The study, conducted by ChangeWave Research, looked at the planned online shopping activities of over 2,600 North American shoppers.

Google today listed changes it made to its algorithm in January. As previously discussed, the biggest takeaway from that )at least in my opinion( was an increased focus on freshness through not only updates to the "Freshness Update,

It's Super Bowl Sunday, you've got a big party brewing, but you're unsure of how to prepare. If this describes your last second scrambling, all in an effort to throw a passable Super Bowl party, Google has you covered.

I was in college the first time I heard about Facebook: class hadn't started yet but I was already sitting in my at my desk, doodling or whatever I did to pass the time. Across from me,

Ryan Higa has several videos on YouTube that have gone viral. Some have millions of views each. Higa has over 5 million subscribers to his YouTube channel. It is the second most-subscribed YouTube channel of all time.

Google rolled out "Search Plus Your World" in January, but that's not the only change they made to how they deliver search results. Not even close. If you've been following,

Here's a little Super Bowl, aging pop star, naked girl on camera drama for your Friday afternoon.

Seamus Blackley, the co-creator of the Xbox, is launching a new start up called Innovative Leisure. The company is a collaboration of classic Atari designers from ages past making new games for the iPhone and iPad. Blackley,

Hennie Stander, a sales manager was pleasantly surprised by the swift reaction of police officers after he lost his iPad at the airport.

Well, the concept went viral on a local level, anyway. What we have here is a city, Indianapolis, rooting for the brother of their team's franchise quarterback, Peyton Manning. Peyton's brother, Eli,

Yahoo and AOL announced a partnership where AOL will use Yahoo's Right Media Exchange to provide access to AOL inventory as part of the display ad agreements announced last year.

With Facebook's IPO filing this week, lots of little tidbits of information about the company came to light. Josh Wolford has reported on the fact that, as of 2013,

A couple of weeks ago, we noticed that when we visited Bing.com, Bing wanted to give us a tour of what Bing's homepage.

That deep, cavernous sucking sound that you hear is the sound of Roger Goodell's head imploding. That's because Tom Brady, the chosen one, the man with the golden arm,

Chris Huhne, Britain's energy secretary, has resigned his post after being charged with perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding case.

After Solja "Superman that ho" Boy's death, or rumors thereof, spread like wildfire over Twitter, a hoax using the social media platform was blamed. However, what I'm now referring to as "The Twitter Murderer" has struck again. This time,