Kenneth Corbin

The mission to build a common login for all sites across the Internet has taken one giant step forward. Five, actually. The OpenID Foundation announced

In his first earnings call since taking the reins at Time Warner last month, CEO Jeffrey Bewkes delivered the vision for change in the media conglomerate

NEW YORK -- With the $5 billion acquisition of business intelligence provider Cognos formally concluded last Thursday, IBM wasted no time unveiling a slew

Whether the Super Bowl ads struck you as amusing, annoying or just plain absurd, you can't argue with results. Two new sets of research from marketing

MySpace plans to celebrate the launch of its Developer Platform Site today with a gala event at its new San Francisco offices, offering developers a

So far the Super Bowl has been a fertile ground for News Corp. cross promotion.  The cast of Prison Break finally escaped, tunneling up from under

Most of the lawsuits that the RIAA issues never make it to court.  Usually, recipients of the association's prelitigation letters, very often

Public-interest groups like the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) and the Center for Digital Democracy (CDD) are a vital safeguard for

The rumors are not new, but they're getting hard to ignore.  The New York Post has turned up sources close to Yahoo who warn that CEO Jerry Yang

Time is running short for aspirant Web marketeers to take up the Google Online Marketing challenge. Google sent out a notice today calling for more

Listening to leading advertising executives wax about the state of digital marketing and you're left with the feeling of an industry that hasn't gotten

Might we look forward to a day when the RIAA is nothing more than four dead letters?  Could it be?  But who would attend the funeral, other than