MONTREAL—Yann Martel, author of the Booker Prize-winning Life Of Pi, said he was distraught to see what other books Amazon.com customers bought in ...

WASHINGTON, DC—In spite of its anonymity, a "missed connection" ad posted on the D.C.-area Craigslist Monday was clearly the work of Vice ...

Identity theft is a growing problem, with hackers gaining access to more Americans' personal information every year. What are some of the reasons hackers turn ...

Wireless Internet access is growing more widespread, with entire neighborhoods and even cities offering residents the service. Why is it so popular?

SAN DIEGO—Executives at Gortman Consulting are hiring immigrant day laborers to delete their junk e-mail. "Our employees were wasting hours of valuable time sifting ...

LOUISVILLE, KY—David Krohl, 29, said Monday that his renewed contact with childhood friend Mike Bunge seems to have ended after two e-mails. "It was ...

BOSTON—By examining web-traffic data for left-leaning DailyKos.com, researchers have predicted that the mass suicide of 14 political bloggers will likely be discovered sometime ...

THOUSAND OAKS, CA—Internet user Paula Challey was insulted by the simplicity of a quiz that popped up on her computer desktop Monday. "I mean ...

MINNEAPOLIS—Capella University, a highly trafficked institution of online learning, issued a stern disciplinary e-mail Monday.

WASHINGTON, DC—In the interest of national security, President Bush has been asked to stop posting entries on his personal web log.

SAN FRANCISCO—Many web users were trapped without service Monday, when a large section of the Internet collapsed under the weight of the millions of ...

WASHINGTON, DC—The Bush Administration is awaiting congressional approval for an official act of war against high-speed DSL service provider Qwest, White House officials confirmed ...

TOPEKA, KS—Jim Bauer, 34, accidentally signed up for AOL Latino, the sales clerk reported Monday. "The sign-up had all these steps, and I guess ...

SUNNYVALE, CA—Yahoo is now capable of navigating the billions of thoughts and emotions that make up the human psyche.

Identity theft is a growing problem in America. What does the Federal Trade Commission suggest consumers do to protect themselves?

FLAGSTAFF, AZ—Ron Bogen got cracking on his speech after cleaning his sink, searching the Internet for information about his old friends, and watching Sneakers.

NEW YORK—Bill Clinton had no idea a search for his name would yield 2,790,000 results.

The Can Spam Act could be signed into law as early as next month. How does Congress plan to reduce unwanted commercial emails?