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The Virginia Tech massacre isn't "news" on Facebook and across the social Web. It's reality. Looking at pictures of shooting victims Ryan Clark and Emily

UPDATED: When Google bought DoubleClick on Friday for $3.1 billion, there were approving nods all around, a sharp contrast to the company's purchase of

Even with CBS on board, soon-to-be-launched Internet video portal Joost will have to fight for viewer attention. Joost, a peer-to-peer video-streaming

Google accounted for 64 percent of all U.S. searches in the four weeks ending March 31, 2007. That's an increase from the year-ago figure of 58.33

Lesson learned. Facebook today launched its redesigned site, which includes 47,000 new network portal pages. But this time, the site let its users know

Reporter's Notebook: NEW YORK -- Presidential campaign War Rooms are wired in 2008. Obama, Clinton, Romney, McCain and the like are using the medium in

While Viacom fights Google in court, it is making deals with one of the search company's rivals. As of today, Yahoo is the new exclusive provider for

UPDATED: Google News will once again index content from the Agence France-Presse (AFP), settling a lawsuit the French news agency brought against the

Cable networks are pulling out of eBay's Online Media Exchange systems. The Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau (CAB), a television advertising advocacy

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Google's board of directors recommended shareholders vote against a proposal by New York

Yahoo might regret losing its chance to buy its way into the lucrative social-networking market, a report published this week by Needham & Company says.

Google today launched a new mapping feature that lets anyone be a cartographer. Well, almost. My Maps allows users to mark locations on a map from a