Kenneth Corbin

Following a technical report that gave a green light to opening the unused television spectrum to a new class of wireless devices, TV broadcasters are now

Could it be that technology isn't so dehumanizing after all? A new study has found that the Internet and cell phones have earned themselves a spot at the

As the digital television transition approaches, the Federal Communications Commission is going to great lengths to ensure that you would have to be

A digital-rights advocacy group is challenging a controversial law that granted immunity to telecom providers that participated in the government's

Google, long thought to be nearly recession-proof, proved its strength once more amid a battered economy. The company turned in a solid third quarter,

Researchers studying the aging process have found that surfing the Web may improve the memories of middle-aged and older adults. The new study, conducted

The long list of media outlets offering live coverage of tonight's presidential debate just got a little longer, with Hulu jumping into the mix. Hulu, a

These are nervous times for marketers. With words like "crisis," "recession" and "free fall" lodged in headlines around the world, jittery companies are

I remember writing stories last holiday season about how e-commerce was hitting record numbers, that Black Friday was a killer, Cyber Monday was even

Amid an ongoing antitrust investigation of a controversial advertising tie-up between Google and Yahoo, the companies have agreed to postpone the deal to

Of the many economic riddles the Web has posed to traditional businesses, few are more challenging than the free vs. paid conundrum. Now, a marketing

Social-networking pioneer Friendster is striking an agreement with rival Facebook to roll out support for Facebook's developer standard. Now, developers