Can Toyota Digg its way out of recall crisis?

Thomas Mucha - Commerce - February 7, 2010 09:07 ET

The reeling Japanese automaker turns from old school PR to new media.

On Location: Shoul, Morocco — On the organic food frontier

Solana Pyne and Erik German - Morocco - February 5, 2010 06:55 ET

Saudi women revel in online lives

Caryle Murphy - Saudi Arabia - February 4, 2010 06:34 ET

Internet gives Saudi women a rare outlet for social interaction.

Mexico considers clamping down on Twitter

Michael E. Miller - Mexico - February 2, 2010 06:58 ET

Mexicans are using Twitter to avoid drunk-driving checkpoints. Drug cartels might be using it too. Does that justify restricting social networking sites?

Mac Rumor Alert: What Apple's "iTablet" could mean for Asia

Jonathan Adams - China and its neighbors - January 27, 2010 09:48 ET

Here's the latest chatter about the supply chain of the coming Apple gadget — if it really exists.

Apple news: Workers' rights the focus again

Kathleen E. McLaughlin - Commerce - January 26, 2010 12:18 ET

Another flare-up hits a Chinese high-tech factory.

China v. Google: Beijing fights back

Kathleen E. McLaughlin - China and its neighbors - January 25, 2010 20:14 ET

The Chinese government takes a swing at Hillary Clinton. How bad can this get?

Facebook, Orkut and the caste system

Hanna Ingber Win - India - January 21, 2010 06:53 ET

Ancient, meet the modern. How are India's complex social interactions playing out across social media?

Europe's airport security dilemma

Teri Schultz - European Union - January 20, 2010 21:42 ET

Body scanners: You'll see them at US airports. But whether European airports will have them is up in the air.

The secret behind "Avatar" and Twilight's "New Moon"

Jason Overdorf - Commerce - January 12, 2010 06:36 ET

Can you hear the Indian accent behind Hollywood's biggest hits?

Liberia struggles to get online

Myles Estey - Africa - January 11, 2010 06:33 ET

Lack of fiber optic connection to rest of world is a major hurdle for war-torn country.

Will a robot be the next great humanitarian?

William Dowell - NGOs - January 7, 2010 12:02 ET

Experts see humanitarian applications for the next generation of robots.

"Witch hunting" on the web. The latest Korean fad?

Jiyeon Lee - South Korea - January 7, 2010 11:37 ET

The most wired country in the world has always been on the forefront of internet trends. Now, they're on the cusp of cyber-violence.

Looking through Galileo's eyes

Nicole Martinelli - Italy - January 3, 2010 15:04 ET

Modern astronomers marvel at what Galileo Galilei discovered with his 17th-century telescope.

Opinion: The Avatar Decade

Susan E. Reed - Worldview - January 2, 2010 10:41 ET

Watch as the world "avatars," as spheres of politics and big business make way for creativity, science and people power.

Rwanda bids to become East Africa's WiFi hotspot

Eamon Kircher-Allen - Africa - December 30, 2009 14:06 ET

If all you know about Rwanda is gorillas and genocide, think again. The tiny country is gearing up to become East Africa’s tech capital.

Holiday shopping: The next big thing in Taiwan?

Jonathan Adams - China and its neighbors - December 23, 2009 06:59 ET

A look behind the booming business of e-books. It's a page turner.

Electric Japan: Can politicians save the electronics industry?

Chana R. Schoenberger - Japan - December 22, 2009 09:33 ET

Their next target: Latin America.

Electric Japan: A yen for digital TV

Chana R. Schoenberger - Japan - December 21, 2009 06:35 ET

Are Japanese companies set to make a killing?

Climate change: Forget Copenhagen. What about Kuzumaki?

Justin McCurry - Japan - December 19, 2009 09:03 ET

Japan launches a bold green energy experiment. It might even work.

AV T-Shirt for Audio Visual Nerds

Steve Rufer and Vincent Veneziani - Technology - February 8, 2010 16:15 ET

Right, that’s what I’ve always wanted to do. Be transformed into a walking, talking PA system. That really helps me with my self-worth as a human. Take that machines! This AV T-Shirt...