Kenneth Corbin

UPDATED: AOL has announced that it is purchasing Bebo, the British social network, for $850 million in cash. "Bebo is the perfect complement to AOL's

With Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) acquisition of DoubleClick having won the final regulatory approval it needed, the debate over consumer privacy and

Google's YouTube, one of the jewels of the participatory Web, just got a lot more open. The world's most popular video site announced today that it is

Hulu, the joint Web video venture that NBC Universal and Fox launched to great fanfare last March, is slated for a full public launch tomorrow. Hulu has

In recent years, marketers have begun trying to reach consumers through the so-called "second" and "third screens." They know that television isn’t

Four years ago, municipal Wi-Fi rode in on a great wave of promise: free Internet for all residents! It offered a utopian vision of whole cities becoming

On Monday, IBM (NYSE: IBM) is expected to announce an upgrade to its OmniFind Enterprise search software, Big Blue's claim stake in a fiercely competitive

Peering into the tea leaves, Bear Stearns analysts envision the next boom in the Internet economy coming from online video. "We believe that video will be

Ziff Davis Media, publisher of technology magazines such as PC Magazine and Electronic Gaming Monthly, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

With Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) poised to go hostile in its takeover bid, Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) has extended the deadline to nominate directors to its board

In its short, dazzling life Facebook has managed to charm analysts and commentators into a pie-eyed swoon, but with success come growing pains. Sixty-six

As the Web becomes an ever chattier place, providing the technology to make sites more social has become a growth industry. The landscape of that industry