Kenneth Corbin

Following a (/breakingnews/article.php/3766596/eBay+Revamps+Fees+as+Amazon+Muscles+In.htm) aimed at making its marketplace more buyer-friendly, e-commerce

Yahoo Buzz, the Digg-like social news site Yahoo unveiled as an invite-only service in February, is now open to all publishers. Buzz launched with about

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today unveiled a sweeping new architecture for its repository of financial disclosures, promising that the new

Source: Reuters Customer satisfaction with online information-retrieval services is on the rise, reaching a record high and revealing a shift in the way

With the digital television (DTV) transition six months away, the Federal Communications Commission today announced an ambitious education campaign to

Upon its (/bus-news/article.php/3709816) in November, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg heralded the Beacon ad platform as a hundred-year revolution in

A controversial Federal Communications Commission proposal to build a smut-free wireless broadband network that would provide no-cost Internet access to

Another chapter in a tumultuous year for Yahoo has come to an end, as the portal giant solidified its board of directors with the appointment of two

The debate over online privacy may be headed for a lull in the coming weeks, but you can expect it to resume in earnest next year, when legislation is

The social networking arms race has gone global. A recent report from online metrics firm comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR) revealed that social networking sites

As it continues to crack open its platform, Yahoo has brought its Fire Eagle API out of beta, now giving users the ability to broadcast their physical

As cyber crime and e-commerce continue to boom, most states are failing to keep up with the increasingly sophisticated threats, according to a new study.