David Needle

I sat in on a fascinating talk by former *Wall Street Journal* reporter Paul Carroll this week. Carroll is the co-author (along with Chunka Mui) of

Looking to further distinguish its enterprise search offerings, Google today unwrapped a new "Cross-Language Search" service. Developed by Google's

Yahoo is claiming victory, or at least a lead, in the race to improve the privacy of user's comings and going on the Web. Starting next month, Yahoo said

Commentary: There was an amazing paragraph in the press release Apple put out yesterday announcing Steve Jobs would not give the Macworld keynote address

It's the end of an era. Apple announced on Tuesday after the upcoming January 6-9, 2009 event, it will no longer exhibit at the venerable Macworld Expo

Microsoft announced plans last month to kill off its subscription-based, Live OneCare security package. Did it forget to tell customers? The software

While Microsoft, Yahoo and Google were dancing around each other all year, angling to grab, protect or even expand their share of the search market,

SAN FRANCISCO -- Almost a full year after outgoing CEO Jerry Yang laid out a vision for a "New Yahoo," the Web giant delivered on a major new look for its

Google has approached Internet carriers with a proposal to create a "fast lane" for its own content, countering its previously stance of equal network

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Three leading browser providers debated security and other Web-related issues at the closing session of the inaugural Add-on Con

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – The burgeoning market for browser add-ons finally has its own conference. Today's one-day event drew about 160 developers

Layoff notices were given at Yahoo today as the struggling Internet giant looks to control costs during a management transition and the downturn in the