Residents of the English town of Bath are getting a taste of George Orwell's 1984. Scanners on the streets are tracking their every move via their cell phones. Anchor Lisa Mullins has details.

A French court today ordered online auction giant eBay to pay more than $60 million in damages to the luxury goods company LVMH. The court ruled that eBay wasn't doing enough to stop the sale of counterfeit Louis Vitton bags and Dior perfumes. The World's Clark Boyd reports.

Olympic victory is often measured in fractions of a second. Competitors are always looking for an edge. Many turn to advanced technology to get that edge. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets an update from The World's Technology Correspondent, Clark Boyd.

Two U.S. Congressman are accusing "sources" in China of hacking into their office computers. Chinese officials deny their government had any involvement in the cyberattacks. The World's Technology Correspondent Clark Boyd has the story.

Helsinki, Finland boasts one of the most high-tech transit systems in the world. Some trams come complete with wireless internet access. Cyrus Farivar reports.

NASA's Phoenix lander has touched down on the surface of Mars. Scientists around the world are watching. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the latest from Ivan Semeniuk Ivan Semeniuk, US bureau chief for New Scientist magazine.

The World's Clark Boyd reports that Britain's Ministry of Defense has released files related to sightings of "Unidentified Flying Objects" over the past 30 years.

Sketch of a UFO made by a British police officer

The World's Clark Boyd reports that a British company has devised a way to advance online "targeted advertising." The company says it's anonymous, but privacy advocates are skeptical.

The World's Clark Boyd reports on "Silverback," a cell phone-based video game designed to raise awareness about the threats facing mountain gorillas in Congo, Rwanda and Uganda.

The World's Clark Boyd reports on a campaign to raise awareness about Kareem Amer, an Egyptian blogger who is currently in jail.