Tech

The FCC is bringing net neutrality to court today in another attempt to secure regulation on why and how internet service providers can manipulate the access they provide.

A mysterious bug on Twitter yesterday caused searches for the #GamerGate hashtag to return results for “beach” and “wine,” rendering the hashtag effectively useless for a time. Twitter has yet to respond to our request for a comment on why this occurred.

Tabletop game studio Autarch LLC is crowdfunding their next supplement, Lairs & Encounters. The Kickstarter will run for another 24 days, but already they’ve exceeded their goal.

The Associated Press (AP), the New York Times, and CNN’s Anderson Cooper were suckered by an online troll who claimed to be an eyewitness of the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, California.

None of us here at Breitbart Tech have ever been caught staring dead-eyed into a camera while pimping Doritos and Mountain Dew in the name of gaming journalism, so unsurprisingly we weren’t invited to cover the Game Awards 2015.

An influential activist who met with members of the Obama Administration to promote net neutrality campaigned on behalf of a convicted Al Qaeda supporter, Breitbart Tech can reveal.

Reuters reports that Target is paying banks and credit unions back for fraudulent charges and costs related to reissue of debit and credit cards, regarding the company’s 2013 data breach.

On Twitter, it’s one rule for celebrities and another for the plebs. An assistant on Community creator Dan Harmon’s podcast was recently unsuspended by the social network despite repeatedly telling people he disagreed with to kill themselves.

A Brazilian civil rights group is using public shaming tactics in a bid to stop racist comments being made on Facebook and Twitter.

Creative Assembly’s Rich Aldridge is feeling pretty disheartened about the overwhelmingly negative reaction to their decision to restrict the “Chaos” faction to pre-orders and launch DLC purchases in the upcoming release of Total War: Warhammer.

On the tail end of Steam’s Exploration Sale comes the GOG.com Winter Sale. It began yesterday and will continue until December 13th.

Russia’s space agency is planning to build a manned moon base – launching modules into space on six separate rockets.

In what sounds more like the central conceit of a Philip K. Dick novel, the San Fernando Valley City Council has requested that the City Attorney’s Office investigate the merit of a bizarre approach to fighting prostitution.

Just Cause 3 released on Tuesday, returning protagonist Rico Rodriguez to the place of his birth in order to blow a bunch of things up for freedom. Unfortunately, many players are experiencing virtual sabotage in their efforts that has nothing to do with the evil Medici dictator’s regime.