Kenneth Corbin

Embattled startup NebuAd has confirmed its plans to shelve a controversial ad-targeting system that collects and analyzes people's Web-browsing activities

After receiving a precedent-setting rebuke from the Federal Communications Commission for its "discriminatory and arbitrary" network management practices,

We know that any analysis of the media coverage politicians receive invariably raises the question of bias. The unapologetically liberal media is a

Hurricane Gustav's blown over, New Orleanians are streaming back into their home city, and the Republican National Convention is back in full swing after

*Updated to add NebuAd's response.* Scott McNealy famously quipped, "Privacy is dead. Get over it." Perhaps, then, what we're seeing in the case of NebuAd

Amid a spate of antigovernment protests, the Thai government is aiming to shut down 400 Web sites that it claims are threats to national security and

Alaska Gov. Sarah PalinSource: Alaska Governor's Office Web site UPDATED: When a presidential candidate names a relatively obscure politician as his

Google is jumping into the browser wars with both feet today with the launch of its new open source Web browser, called Google Chrome. The new browser

In an effort to shore up its search and e-commerce businesses in Europe, Microsoft today announced that it will acquire Greenfield Online, a research firm

When a page appeared on Facebook featuring acclaimed Hollywood writer Aaron Sorkin introducing himself to the community and explaining that he had been

Long a favorite target of right wing talk radio, the liberal media might not be so liberal after all, according to a news analysis from data-services

Bowing to requests from wireless carriers, the Federal Communications Commission has agreed to postpone its plans to move forward with a controversial