Kenneth Corbin

Anyone who believed that Apple might actually shut down iTunes if it had to pay songwriters more money for the songs it sells can breathe a sigh of

You didn't think the Web was ready to let Sarah Palin go, did you? Not by a longshot. On the eve of the lone vice-presidential debate of this year's

With a major decision looming about the royalty rates that music publishers receive from online sales, the digital-music arena could be headed for a

Lying beneath the escalating noise about what steps the government needs to take to ensure that all Americans have access to a decent, affordable

Google's Larry Page WASHINGTON -- If you were to name the subject of a Capitol Hill tech-policy discussion as TV white spaces, or, in longhand, the unused

NEW YORK -- CBS, one of the founding fathers of the television era, hasn't generally been seen as a willing entrant into the world of new media. But

NEW YORK -- At big-production tech conferences like the Web 2.0 Expo here, there is never any shortage of opinions about how technology will reshape the

Let it never be said that Web 2.0 doesn't draw a partisan crowd. Yesterday we had Tim O'Reilly professing his support for Barack Obama to hearty applause

Broadening its fight against the government's "unconstitutional and illegal dragnet surveillance" of millions of Americans, a watchdog group today filed a

NEW YORK -- The headlines are ominous these days. Banks are collapsing, the climate's growing dangerously volatile, and ahead of one of the most

It's been a tumultuous decade and a half for the tech industry here in New York City. Fred Wilson, one of the founders of the NYC VC firm Union Square

NEW YORK -- Nokia, the world's largest handset maker, today offered a glimpse into its ambitious vision for the mobile Web. In a presentation here at the