Kenneth Corbin

It's almost game time. Patriots vs. Giants. New York vs. New England. An undefeated season and a claim to the best team in football history hang in the

Call it social media à la carte. With the release of version 3.0 of its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) suite, KickApps is courting Web publishers

UPDATED: Oh, it was a very merry Christmas for Amazon, yet somehow investors still found coal in their stockings. Propelled by strong holiday sales,

We knew it was coming -- the only question was when. MySpace has started accepting pre-registrations for its developer platform, and plans to take the

As it digs in for a year of rebuilding, Yahoo plans to cut jobs and revamp core businesses to better meet the threat of Google and other rivals. Jittery

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Caveat emptor? Not on Donahoe's watch! Speaking at eBay's third annual e-Commerce Forum in Washington, D.C., newly minted President and CEO John Donahoe

On Monday, eBay announced that its PayPal payment-services unit would acquire Fraud Services, a privately held Israeli company, for $169 million. Based in

With the announcement that it will make its online music store available to customers worldwide, Amazon took another important step in its effort to

If the enthusiasm and creativity of Facebook's developers are a big reason why the site continues its meteoric growth, maybe it should give something

MySpace is getting serious about its television portal. Yesterday, the world's largest social networking site announced that it had signed its first

Let the bidding begin! The long-awaited wireless spectrum auction began today, with the Federal Communications Commission accepting bids for slices of