Kenneth Corbin

Two Republican lawmakers have called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to drop the proposed conditions for a new spectrum auction that would

Google is now in the affiliate-marketing business, having launched the Google Affiliate Network, a rebranding of the network run by DoubleClick's

As it struggles to fend off a proxy war for control of the company, Yahoo's leadership (NASDAQ: YHOO) has made another pitch to investors, taking aim at

Sources: Apple/RhapsodyOnline music service Rhapsody is stepping forward as the latest would-be iTunes killer, rolling out a digital music store that will

Research firm IDC is looking ahead to rapid growth in online advertising spending in the next three years, projecting that the global market will reach

MySpace will enable sites across the Web to tie their users' accounts into their profiles on the popular social network, with the release of the API for

Facing objections from lawmakers and privacy advocates, Charter Communications, the nation's fourth-largest cable company, has set aside its plan to

The intersection of policy and technology is getting to be a crowded place. Lawmakers and regulators are weighing in with increasing frequency on issues

NEW YORK -- In response to concerns that cable and telecom companies aren't doing enough to build out broadband access in the U.S., public interest and

Politicians may not be willing to say it, but analysts will. A handful of those at JP Morgan offered their picks for the media and tech stocks best

Source: Reuters The Federal Communications Commission is seeking feedback on a plan to provide free Internet access throughout the country with a new

Facebook and MySpace? A wildly popular waste of time, right? Well, researchers at the University of Minnesota claim they have uncovered some real