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The Obama administration is reportedly considering plans to step up policing of Internet privacy issues and to establish a new position to direct the effort.

It's no secret that President Obama is a BlackBerry user; the man jumped through hoops just to be able to keep his BlackBerry after moving into the Oval Office. Now, you can now see just what the leader of the free world is messaging about--and with whom. But don't worry, there's been no breach of national security...

President Barack Obama said Thursday he plans to nominate Mignon Clyburn, a member of the Public Service Commission of South Carolina, to fill a seat on the FCC.

President Barack Obama is due to receive a high-security BlackBerry 8830 soon, a Washington-based newspaper reported Thursday.

Obama uses YouTube and Google Moderator to solicit questions from concerned Americans.

President Barack Obama Thursday appointed the District of Columbia's chief technology officer, Vivek Kundra, as the federal government's first CIO. The decision to appoint a CIO is an apparent move by the White House to give it more control over the $80 billion that federal agencies spend annually on technology.

Classified information about the communications, navigation and management electronics on Marine One, the helicopter now used by President Barack Obama, were reportedly discovered in a publicly available shared folder on a computer in Tehran, Iran after apparently being accidentally leaked over a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing network last summer.

U.S. President Barack Obama's new budget blueprint includes millions of new dollars for health IT and for technology research, according to the budget document.

Does free software uniquely suit Cuba's politics? Is Silverlight the very picture of health? Who Twittered a secret trip to Iraq? Who won't be hacking OS X for prize money this year? Think you know? Test your knowledge in this week's quiz.

A new Obama Worm floats a photo of the new president on the bottom right of infected desktops on Mondays.

The Obama administration has reportedly tapped a Google Inc. business development executive as its director of Citizen Participation, according to a Wall Street Journal blog.