Recent data released by tech companies show low representation in their workforce for women, Hispanics and blacks.

Both bills would require law enforcement agencies to get court-ordered warrants for older stored communications.

CEO Larry Page was asked eight questions by a congressional privacy group and given until June 14 to answer.

So far, strong opposition to the copyright bills hasn't changed many minds.

Lawmakers call on the DOJ and FTC to look closely at Google's search dominance and acquisitions.

U.S. lawmakers have been concerned that Huawei's networking equipment could be used for espionage.

Large clouds could make for a tempting target for cybercriminals, Lungren says.

Recent data breaches at Sony's PlayStation Network and at e-mail service provider Epsilon will lead to legislation focused on improving cybersecurity at U.S. companies, the chairwoman of a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee said Thursday.

Minnesota Senator Al Franken and the attorney general of Illinois have separately pressed Apple and Google to provide more information about the location data they collect about their end users.

The U.S. government lacks a plan to counter terrorist recruiting efforts online, even though such efforts by jihad groups are growing, one terrorism expert told U.S. lawmakers.

The lawmakers say the vendor supporting the sites has allowed security breaches before.

A U.S. representative plans to introduce legislation to prohibit the kind of deal proposed.

European Union lawmakers are close to agreement on how to update a package of telecom laws in light of recent advances in technology, European Commissioner Viviane Reding said Wednesday.

Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang has told Microsoft executives that the company's search advertising deal with Google would reduce the Internet search market from two poles to one, Microsoft general counsel Brad Smith told U.S. lawmakers Tuesday.