Kenneth Corbin

It's official: Whitman's out, Donahoe's in, and eBay's looking ahead. With the operator's introduction of Meg Whitman, president and CEO, and John

For anyone who's ever had to answer to a boss worried about company time being spent socializing instead of on business, IBM has come up with a simple

The housing market may be in freefall, but, as they say, where there's a problem, there's an opportunity. Real estate search service Roost.com launched

It was bound to happen sooner or later. HBO has ended its long holdout from online video, meaning that Tony Soprano, Carrie Bradshaw and the rest of the

As Yahoo continues to position a greater share of its business in the mobile space, it has formed another partnership with a major wireless carrier. On

Instead of blocking high-bandwidth Internet traffic, why not just charge a little more for it? Time Warner Cable has confirmed that it will begin testing

The drive toward openness and interoperability in Web services is gathering steam. Yahoo today announced that it is supporting the OpenID 2.0 digital

Call it a photo finish. A split decision. Too close to call: The leading online tracking firms are split over which Web property garners the most traffic.

When most people think of pairing ads with search queries, one company invariably springs to mind. But don't try telling that to Proximic. Founded in

Amazon's found a new partner in its quest to overtake iTunes in the digital-music arena. Pepsi-Cola and the Internet's largest retailer have teamed up in

With another nail in the coffin, are the record labels finally ready to lay digital rights management (DRM) to rest? Amazon.com announced yesterday that

Google Maps just got a little bit smarter. The Weather Channel Interactive, which owns weather.com, today announced a mapplet that makes weather