Kenneth Corbin

In an effort to divert some of the advertising revenue from the major Web portals, four of the nation's largest newspaper companies have joined together

With AOL's business under increasing scrutiny, the online media pioneer has signed a deal with Citysearch to strengthen its local ad sales. Citysearch, a

A new study from the Pew Internet Project casts light on the love-hate relationship many Americans have with e-commerce. In response to the survey, 78

Telecommunications industry groups have attacked a new bill calling for government regulators to take a closer look at how broadband providers manage

Yahoo is pressing forward with the "strategic workforce realignment" CEO Jerry Yang promised in (/bus-news/article.php/3724666). Reports are coming in

Amazon has set up shop in the New York State capital in Albany, lobbying state legislators to block a measure in the governor's budget that would require

In the hard-bitten world of mergers and acquisitions, "no" doesn't always mean "no." Sometimes it means "not yet." Monday afternoon, Microsoft responded

Speaking at the inaugural Mobile Internet World conference four months ago, Tim Berners-Lee lamented the proprietary standards and formats that are

Yahoo to Microsoft: It's not enough. No thanks. Yahoo delivered its response today to Microsoft's $44.6 billion offer of $31 per share today, claiming

If Yahoo rejects Microsoft's $44.6 billion acquisition bid, as *The Wall Street Journal* has reported it will on Monday, CEO Jerry Yang is going to have

The first wave of government inquiry into Microsoft's bid to acquire Yahoo will break another day. But rest assured, it's coming. Citing scheduling

As the e-commerce train keeps a-rolling, the most successful online retailers will be those that take a multi-channel approach in their Web strategies,