Kenneth Corbin

The (/bus-news/article.php/3727181) about Time Warner spinning off AOL got some new life this morning, courtesy of *The Wall Street Journal*. Time Warner

A key House committee is expanding its probe into the privacy implications of the behavioral targeting of online advertising, calling on more than 30

Compared with the rather humdrum reaction that greets most FCC's proceedings -- drab, technical debates on things like spectrum allocation and the digital

The Federal Communications Commission voted today to rebuke the nation's largest cable provider for slowing certain Internet traffic on its network and

On the eve of the Federal Communications Commission's expected vote to punish Comcast for blocking peer-to-peer traffic on its network without properly

Regardless of who wins the presidency in November, change is on its way to Washington. In that spirit, the Internet Innovation Alliance (IIA) has unfurled

NEW YORK--So much goes on inside a store that marketers don't know about. Sure, they know what products people purchase, but the physical retail

BT, short for British Telecommunications, has acquired Ribbit, a Silicon Valley startup that provides a platform for developers to build voice features

Hasbro's attorneys have carried the day. In response to the game maker's suit against the two Indian brothers who developed the popular Facebook game

Source: Reuters After a regulatory review of nearly a year and a half, the nation's two satellite radio companies have become one, announcing this morning

The efforts of government agencies to make their services and information accessible on the Web have not always been a resounding success, but at least

Well, everyone who knows what the issue is about, I would suggest. And the lefties are crowing about it again today, with word that a blogger has helped