Kenneth Corbin

NEW YORK -- The proliferation of video on the Web is an established fact, but advertisers are still scratching their heads about the best way to fit their

After months of braggadocio, proclamations, and posturing, Microsoft has decided on Saturday to throw in the towel and drop its bid for Yahoo. CEO Steve

The deal to end all deals is not to be. After three months of saber rattling, back-room negotiations and calculated media leaks, Microsoft CEO Steve

Amazon has filed a lawsuit in New York contesting a controversial new state law requiring some online retailers to collect sales tax on purchases shipped

IBM today is expected to announce a new version of its Lotus Quickr product, along with a new tool expressly designed to break down the walls that

NEW YORK -- It seems clear enough that the phenomenon of user-generated content (UGC) on the Internet has built enough momentum that it can no longer be

It is an impressive service. Tailor-made for the superfan, the fantasy junkie. But watching *six* games at once, really? This afternoon, Major League

With profits down 36 percent, media conglomerate Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) affirmed its widely anticipated plans to spin off its cable unit -- even though

For anyone still in the dark or having forgotten what's going on in the newspaper business, the Audit Bureau of Circulations offered a sobering reminder

Media giant Cox Enterprises today said that it's spending $300 million to acquire Adify, an online ad technology provider specializing in powering

Time Warner's (NYSE: TWX) AOL plans to roll out open voice APIs today for developers and device makers to integrate the company's AIM Call Out service

As I tap out a news story about the latest dustup over consumer privacy on the Internet, I find a formula to the reporting. A public interest group in