Reddit, the popular online platform known for its user-generated content, has taken legal action against four companies, ...

Pop-ups ask you to “prove you’re real”, pages freeze, and your morning reading gets blocked. You didn’t do anything wrong, right? Across major news sites, ...

Web pages keep asking if you are human. You click, you wait, you worry. The checks grow stricter and more frequent.

In comment letters on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new rulemaking on personal financial data rights, consumers ...

Mid-caps portfolio manager Jack Briggs says he’s sticking with Life360 but says there’s another ASX technology company that’s ...

Wikipedia has seen a decline in users this year due to artificial intelligence summaries in search engine results. The growing popularity of social media also contributes to the traffic decline, ...

SerpAPI responds to Reddit’s scraping lawsuit, defending its practices and insisting that public search data should stay open ...

Reflectiz, a vendor seeking to provide a new approach to web exposure management, announced Wednesday it has raised $22 ...

Opinion: Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement agreement with content creators revealed how the balance of power has shifted away from AI companies attempting to collect data, even when they have ...

AI browsers promise to change how we search, shop, and work online. So, I've been trying them - and found 5 so far that ...

A proposed law change in Australia would have moved Australia towards a U.S.-style system when it comes to A.I. Artists ...

Most teams tune scrapers around code, not the network. The blockers you hit first are shaped by how the web is actually ...