Image #: 20787023 A HANDOUT file shows programmer Aaron Swartz smiling on a photo dated 19 August 2009. 26-years-old man commits suicide on 11 January 2013, shortly before a trial against him. Swartz ...

In an emotional letter that may either refocus or amp up the conversation surrounding the tech pioneer's death, the girlfriend of Aaron Swartz has released a post on her Tumblr called "Why Aaron Died" ...

Image #: 20787023 A HANDOUT file shows programmer Aaron Swartz smiling on a photo dated 19 August 2009. 26-years-old man commits suicide on 11 January 2013, shortly before a trial against him. Swartz ...

As lawmakers decry the Justice Department's treatment of Aaron Swartz, House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa says he's launching an investigation into the matter. Swartz, a 26-year-old ...

Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz has been posthumously inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame. The web activist was honoured five months following his suicide, which came while he was fighting ...

Aaron Swartz, the 26-year-old internet pioneer, Reddit co-founder, and activist programmer who tragically committed suicide last week, made an intriguing entry into the art world last year at ...

Aaron Swartz killed himself while awaiting trial in January of this year for downloading millions of articles from an MIT service called JSTOR—a paid searchable database of academic articles—and ...

PARK CITY, Utah, Jan 21 (Reuters) - A year after Internet activist Aaron Swartz committed suicide, a new documentary brings to light the young computer prodigy's earnest battle to bring online freedom ...

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will release a trove of documents related to the prosecution of Aaron Swartz, the Internet activist who committed suicide in January at the age of 26 as he ...

The U.S. Secret Service has released the first 104 pages of documents about coder and activist Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in November, less than three months before his impending trial.

In this episode of Endless Thread, co-hosts Amory Sivertson and Ben Brock Johnson honor the legacy of internet activist Aaron Swartz with two people familiar with his life and work: documentary ...