Staff Report

The theatre in Seoul which allows you to see pop stars perform as holograms

Google has 15 days to comply with a request from France's data watchdog to extend the "right to be forgotten" to all its search engines.

A US court has decided that attempts to block the implementation of net neutrality rules in the US cannot be upheld.

US regulators have taken legal action against a man who raised cash via Kickstarter but spent a lot of it on himself.

Ofcom is proposed price cuts to the leased lines that broadband providers, schools, libraries and universities rent from BT.

A charity warns that the lack of older people taking part in training may leave the UK with a digital skills gap.

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.

A mobile phone service will automatically switch users between networks to ensure they can continue to receive and make calls in dead zones.

Dick Costolo is stepping down as chief executive of Twitter, the company says, while co-founder Jack Dorsey will act as interim chief until a replacement can be found.

The BBC's Richard Taylor takes an early look at Oculus' final virtual reality Rift headset and explains how it can be used with the Xbox One.