Internet News

Around 2 million Facebook, Gmail, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts were compromised by hackers in the past month, according to a new report.

When it comes to web savviness, most Canadian members of parliament aren't fully utilizing their digital footprints, says a study.

Mugger Michael Goodman apologizes for a crime he committed more than 30 years ago, after finding his victim on Facebook.

How did American shoppers deal with Black Friday madness? Find out why some doctors are bumping fists instead of shaking hands. The double suicide of an elderly French couple has provoked emotional debate across the world. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

As part of the overhaul of Internet domain names, nine new web address suffixes, including .bike, .clothing, .singles and .guru, have been made available.

Mobile marketing is taking the world slowly but surely by storm. Murray Newlands, of Internet marketing, has taken notice on this trend, and this is how he is giving back to those starting out or who wants to break in to mobile marketing!

New York - A Florida model is suing Match.com for $1.5 billion accusing the popular dating site and other websites of posting thousands of fake profiles.

Already, Sony's Playstation 4 is facing allegation of tampering via its Foxconn workers. Comedians have a field day with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. Why did Vancouver ban doorknobs? Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

CNN is hailed for its comprehensive Typhoon Haiyan coverage, giving rise to massive foreign aid. Will we ever see alcohol created so we don't get hangovers? Inside North Korea's public executions. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

We talk to organizers behind Anonymous's Million Mask March in Washington. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admits to smoking crack cocaine and that's just the beginning of his horrendous week. More details on the LAX shooting. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.