Technology

One year ago, President Barack Obama’s election win transformed political campaigns by showing the power of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and text messages.

Several Republican lawmakers are worried about the privacy issues of a DHS screening technology.

Lobbyists and corporate executives are targeting the newest members of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the high-stakes fight over regulating the Internet.

Several technology groups are hiring new leaders, flying CEOs across the country and even relocating to have more influence on Capitol Hill.

Pressure is growing on the FCC to come down on tech giant Google for blocking access to certain telephone numbers.

About 5 million of Democrats will be on Facebook by the time the state elects a new attorney general.

A new advocacy group wants to give sports fans a louder voice in Washington.

Google is in hiring mode.

The approval of the notice to consider net neutrality rules comes after weeks of intense lobbying by the telecom industry.

AT&T is trying to block an FCC proposal that could reshape the internet and is pulling out all the stops ahead of a critical vote Thursday.