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Reuters - It started when three brothers joked about making pornography for fans of the genre who happen to be offended by on-screen sex. Out of that joke came an idea for a website, and they called it "PG Porn."

The Web 2.0 poster boy, in his keynote address at the Future of Web Apps conference in London, says that Digg's goal now is personalization and becoming globally relevant.

Though fewer servers were sold, the research firm points to the trend in virtualization and consolidation.

Consumers say Apple must lower the phone's $500 price for them to make the move.

HP still rules, Sun is making money again and mainframe sales keep on chugging.

Google added a feature to YouTube that plays back comments. Is it serious or a response to a cartoon lampooning the inanity of YouTube comments?

Financial markets worldwide are in a state of disarray, but Digg founder Kevin Rose says he hasn't changed his vision one bit. Here's what he told CNET News in an interview about international expansion, financial responsibility, and his status as a geek

A UBS analyst issues a price cut for internet companies Google, Yahoo, eBay, and ValueClick, citing a weakening economic outlook for a sector heavily dependent on advertising revenues.

Hitachi has launched a trial of a "similar image search service" called GazoPa as an invitation-only beta.

Digital burden is killing radio OFCOM should relieve British radio of its costly obligation to support digital as well as analogue broadcasts, a leading analyst company advised this week. If it doesn't, the commercial radio sector will die..