$TWTR #LOL: Crisis As Twitter Stock Nosedives Again Today, Down Nearly 5%
Twitter’s stock is crashing, down nearly 5 per cent in the week it went to war with conservative media by unverifying Breitbart technology editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
Twitter’s stock is crashing, down nearly 5 per cent in the week it went to war with conservative media by unverifying Breitbart technology editor Milo Yiannopoulos.

Harvard University has apologised for the distribution of Christmas placemats that instructed students to repeat progressive-left talking points following reports from Breitbart Tech and Campus Reform.

The latest trailer for Star Citizen shows off the recently introduced procedurally generated planets that can be explored in the game.

In the spirit of Harry Potter bookstore trolls and generally irritating people the world over, lots of folks are scrambling to post spoilers for the newest episode of the epic Star Wars saga. Fortunately, there’s help to be found in avoiding them.

Kotaku’s editor-in-chief, Stephen Totilo, was humiliated on Reddit by one of the most high profile victims of the publication’s agenda-driven reporting.

Loyal readers of Breitbart Tech will recall our coverage of the Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 debacle. The game, which features scantily clad women playing beach volleyball, was due to not receive an American release as publisher Koei Tecmo attempted to head-off the inevitable backlash to the game’s titillating content.

House GOP and Democratic leaders just inserted a sweeping surveillance bill into their 2,009-page, late-night 2016 budget deal.

The President of China, Xi Jinping, just gave a speech stressing the importance of free expression on the web. Yes, really.

Harvard’s Office for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion has abandoned any pretence of political impartiality, and is using its resources to push far-Left progressive talking points onto its students, according to one student who sent us this remarkable “Christmas placemat.” A number

Hideo Kojima has joined forces with Sony in the wake of a messy break-up with his former publisher Konami.

Last night Lindsey Graham made a terrible, laboured reference to The Princess Bride during the CNN kid’s debate. I think he meant to come across as cool. But, you see, not unlike Graham’s chances at taking the White House, The Princess

Trevor Noah, the handsome yet comedically challenged replacement for Jon Stewart, has been stealing my jokes — specifically, one joke I made about Carly Fiorina looking like a middle-aged Buffy the Vampire Slayer at last night’s GOP debate.

As we approach Christmas, we remember in story and song the three wise men who visited the newly-born Jesus and brought him gifts of gold, frankincense, and the other one, acknowledging him as King of Kings. One international organisation made a

If you are a moron, you could interpret Donald Trump’s statements in the GOP debate tonight to mean he wants to start shutting down specific websites or services on the internet. He clarified later that he was talking about geography: limiting access to, say, Syria or wherever Islamic State is operating from.

Breitbart tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos didn’t hold back tonight on style or substance. Here are his inimitably insightful and sassy tweets from the CNN GOP debate.

A Norwegian campaign to stop sexual violence against women has received criticism for being sexist against men.

The U.S. Senate has approved a bill that would prevent companies using “non-disparagement” laws, more commonly known as “gag clauses,” to prevent consumers from airing opinions about products and services on the internet. These clauses currently allow companies to pursue consumers for eye-watering fines.

The latest update to the Call of Duty: Black Ops III black market brings new melee weapons and character and weapon skins to the game’s multiplayer.

Twitter has struggled to shut down accounts expressing support for Islamic State and other terrorist groups, relying on internet vigilantes like Anonymous to report ISIS-affiliated accounts for suspension. Yet when it comes to suspending critics of feminists and progressives, the social media company has been remarkably proactive.

YouTube suspended the investigative reporting channel Full Measure News, pulling down the entire account and all of its videos last night without specific reason.

Hzone, an online dating service for the HIV-positive, threatened to infect a writer and their family with HIV after learning that the DataBreaches admin would be writing a story about major data leaks from Hzone’s systems in November. The database leaks,

A Texas plumbing service that traded in its truck later spotted it being used elsewhere, with the plumber’s marketing decals still boldly printed on the side. This might have been some great free promotion, except there was a spanner in the works: the

The two largest social networks, Facebook and Twitter, and the world’s largest search engine, Google, have teamed up with German law enforcement to delete “hate speech” within 24 hours in what is being seen as a last-ditch effort to silence

Philips Hue “smart” ambient lighting system is outsmarting its own customers through what may be the first-ever case of digital rights management applied to a lightbulb. A recent firmware update from the manufacturer has rendered the lighting system inoperable with third-party

If you’re looking to avoid Destiny’s grind to the level cap, Bungie is throwing you a $30 bone. The newly available level boost will take you to level 25, more than halfway toward the cap of 40.

The VTech Toys hack has gained a lot of buzz since our initial report. Now, a 21-year old man has been arrested in connection with the incident.