The Center for Copyright Information -- a venture between ISPs, music labels, and film studios to crackdown on illegal downloads -- says Hurricane Sandy delayed this month's kick off. more

Own a piece of photographic history with Dodge and Burn T-shirts that feature various cameras from the past. more

Aunt Jill's in a dancing mood on the day before our Thanksgiving break, not just due to the holiday but also because she just hit 7,000 followers on Twitter! To pay it forward, she'll answer questions from our chat room on in-house financing, no-load targeted retirement funds, and more. more

The Federal Communications Commission will look at how to make the communications more resilient after disasters like superstorm Sandy. more

Company develops a way that might just show what is going on in the minds and hearts of Twitter users. more

Stuck on a Samsung Chromebook for the week following superstorm Sandy, CNET editor Seth Rosenblatt was surprised to find the laptop struggled in one key area. more

Photographer thinks up a crafty fundraising scheme: trade candid and sexy photos of New Yorkers for donations to storm recovery efforts. more

An iPhone app, Lost Petz, will alert you of nearby missing pets, or let you send alerts concerning your lost companion. more

Starbucks dips a toe into the Square Wallet app, Pinterest lets you keep secret boards, and Airbnb users offer free rooms for Sandy victims. more

As New York and New Jersey residents struggle to get back on their feet after last week's superstorm, the carrier announces it will waive voice and text charges for a two-week period. more

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With thousands of hurricane refugees still in need of shelter, New York City's mayor is working with the peer-to-peer home-sharing service to find those people temporary places to stay. more

On today's episode of The 404 Show, we'll run through Time Magazine's best inventions of 2012, check out the nastiest nicknames for the Presidential candidates, and address the rumors of an incoming Xbox Surface tablet. more

The Facebook Gifts event is on again, this time for November 15, a little deeper into the shopping season, after Hurricane Sandy forced a postponement. more

CNET talks to one of the executives responsible for preparing for and dealing with a crisis. Verizon says 99 percent of its networks are back up, while AT&T is up to 98 percent. more

CEO Kevin Systrom says the photo-sharing site needs to create more ways to organize all the photos pouring into the Instagram network. more

Wireless phone service is quickly winking back on for millions of people after commercial power companies restore electricity to thousands of customers in hard-hit areas after superstorm Sandy. more

Navigating the Atlantic 100 miles east of New Jersey, a robot called Mercury continued to transmit hurricane data through 70-knot winds. more

Watch a video showing how Internet routing servers fell to the immense power of this week's superstorm. more

The site says that's likely a conservative estimate as it only tracked the words "Sandy" and "hurricane." more

Geeks around the world are uniting this weekend to help create technology that will aid in storm recovery. more

The company said that timeframe for restoring telephone, cable and Internet service is a "worst-case scenario" and emphasizes that it's making progress. more

The cable provider's vehicles are equipped with free Wi-Fi access and mobile charging stations so New Yorkers hit by Sandy can charge their devices and access the Internet. more

CNET reporters converge on Apple stores across New York and San Francisco -- some even riding bikes in lieu of NYC subway service -- to cover the debut of the iPad Mini. more

Because of power outages and flooding, the school has reportedly lost biological material stored in coolers, and lab mice kept in the basement of one of its animal research facilities. more