Digital News

The rise of digital music and the relative decline of the CD continues to be the trend for many countries. In the U.K., digital music now accounts for 1 in 5 purchases.

Drive-in theatres could be all but extinct in the US by the end of the year, when Hollywood plans to discontinue the distribution of 35-millimeter film prints to American theatres.

Many sights and sounds where heard as the 2013 presidential inauguration commenced. Not only that, one photobomb exploded on social media as well.

In the past year UK consumers have spent more than $1.6 billion on digital products. This is the highest ever annual total and is part of a rising global trend.

A growing citizen science movement has become increasingly successful. A recent U.K. report has heralded the success of science activists.

Toronto - Canada's public broadcaster wastes taxpayers' money venturing into online music streaming by delivering popular, commercial content without user fees.

Two lawmakers from opposing sides of the political spectrum are proposing a Digital Bill of Rights to protect the Internet.

New York - Technology's power players, from Silicon Alley and beyond, shined during an action-packed Internet Week NY. With over 200 events ranging from tech talks and tips, to tours of startups, to parties, there was something for geeks and non-geeks alike.

The UK Government will be able to monitor the calls, emails, text messages and web habits of every person in the UK under new legislation set to be announced soon.

How can seniors become more empowered citizens? The answer is simple, according to Max Rothman, JD, LLM, President and CEO of the Alliance for Aging in Miami, FL.