Kenneth Corbin

Blogging pioneer Six Apart is souping up its Movable Type publishing platform, with plans to release a new version tomorrow that will include a slate of

E-commerce spending has grown at a brisk pace for the last several years, outpacing offline retail growth by leaps and bounds. That pattern is still

Tiffany is not taking this lying down. Last month judge Richard Sullivan of the U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York rejected its

On the heels of a congressional inquiry, Yahoo today announced a change to its privacy policy that will give people a little more control over how their

With each passing year, events that invite a media blitz are increasingly turning into digital phenomena. It happens with the Super Bowl, it's certainly

As part of Google's ongoing mission to index all the world's information, it continues to send its camera cars around, photographing city after city for

Social networking giant MySpace is turning up the political dial, unveiling a partnership with the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) to create an

For Internet-savvy folks, a day without a search engine might seem about as sensible as trying to drive a car with no gas. But according to a new study

Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) said today that it plans to split AOL's content and advertising business from its dial-up ISP unit by the beginning of next year,

Top Web companies have reached a tentative agreement with human-rights organizations and other groups on a voluntary code of conduct governing Internet

You can't help but think of Florida on this one. Yahoo has revised the results from its annual meeting, posting new figures that show far less shareholder

After last Friday's finding that Comcast had violated federal broadband policies, what's next? For one, a lawsuit against the Federal Communications