Nicholas Carlson

The mobile Internet may not have many users yet, but there is already a crowd of companies preparing to profit when adoption increases. Today, AOL joined

Eight attorneys general sent a letter to MySpace today, asking it to turn over the names of sex offenders who use the site. The law enforcement officials

These days a big beautiful network is no use if isn't secure. CIOs know it. The competition knows it. Criminals know it. And today, Verizon Business

From now on, when copyright owners complain to MySpace, they will be heard. At least that's the plan MySpace and partner Audible Magic announced today.

Joost, an Internet television service set to launch later this year, today announced $45 million in financing from two venture capital firms, two major

Yahoo has decided that its gavel has had enough. The company announced on a post to its Web site that its U.S. and Canada Auctions site will go dark on

While staying at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas last week, I had the pleasure of waking up every morning to the gentle tolling of St.

NBC Universal snuck in a good whack on Google's YouTube lawsuit piñata when it joined Viacom in support of journalist Robert Tur's copyright

UPDATED: The discussion about a reported merger between Microsoft and Yahoo today has ended. According to unnamed sources cited by the Wall Street

LAS VEGAS -- In the broadband era, you can push your product on the kids through "experiential marketing," Microsoft's President of Entertainment and

LAS VEGAS -- Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie began his keynote here at MIX07 by telling the audience that the future of the Internet wasn't

IBM is serious about getting in on the Internet's social scene at the enterprise level, and today the company announced developerWorks community spaces