Colombia’s ICT minister resigned on Thursday after coalition parties announced their support for a no confidence motion over an alleged corruption scandal. Former ICT Minister Karen Abudinen came under fire…
A group of players of the online game Pokemon Go had a run in with security personnel in Colombia’s third city Cali after the teenagers tried to force their way…
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other social networking sites continue to captivate the attention of Colombians, with some 63.8% of users accessing them last year, according to government statistics agency DANE.
Colombia’s e-commerce industry grew more than 40% during 2014 after years of lagging behind the global trend, said a recent report.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on Wednesday agreed to work together to provide internet to the South American country’s poorest citizens.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckenberg announced that he will be hosting a “Townhall Meeting” with users of the social media platform in Colombia’s capital Bogota on Wednesday.
Medellin Living has released a free iPhone app for visitors to Colombia’s second largest city, the travel and expat website announced on Tuesday.
A recent report suggests that cases of cybercrime rose by more than forty percent in 2013 alone and yet nearly half of technology users do not have suitable protection on…
At least 350 private Colombian cameras have been accessed by “hackers,” according to local media after global privacy watchdogs warned about a Russian website transmitting signals of thousands of private cameras…