Kenneth Corbin

With five months remaining before television broadcasters flip the switch from analog signals to digital, lawmakers want to know if the nation is ready

The financial services market, already reeling from a year that has seen the collapse of Bear Stearns, Countrywide and the quasi-government mortgage

(L-R) John Horrigan, Dan Burton, Mike Nelson, Ari Schwartz WASHINGTON -- Most Internet users know what Webmail is. Many are familiar with YouTube, or at

Government and private sector executives pointed to today's anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks to warn lawmakers about protecting a critical

In a letter to the country's four largest wireless carriers, the chairman of the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee asked why the text-messaging rates of each

Source: Reuters Amid the clamor of Apple's showy unveiling of its next generation of iPods, Microsoft is planning to refresh its own line of personal

In response to growing privacy concerns from U.S. and European lawmakers, Google announced that it will cut the amount of time it stores users' IP

As the DOJ appears to be intensifying its antitrust review of Google's advertising deal with rival Yahoo, analysts wonder if the companies might find

Remember a couple weeks ago when sports fans and patriots were up in arms over NBC's refusal to stream live coverage of events that it was televising? The

Television broadcasters in Wilmington, N.C., today flipped the switch on the digital television (DTV) transition in a sort of test-drive for what many

Jerry Seinfeld has a long and storied history as a shill, and an unapologetic one at that. Think back to the 1990's: care for a Snapple? Then there are

A new analysis of the two presidential candidates' online advertising campaigns has found that Barack Obama has taken a far more aggressive approach to