Nicholas Carlson

Reporter's Notebook: Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr., Day and you can imagine the scene in school libraries across America. There will be display cases

So you went online and bought a ticket for an event at a venue you've never been to before. Sure, you looked at a color-coded map of the stadium, concert

Credit card company Visa can lay the mobile payments plumbing. This week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Visa launched a suite of mobile

Google took another step toward turning Google Earth into a sort of YouTube for geo-located 3-D models today when it released a new version of its 3-D

Yahoo today opened 2007 with a large bet in Las Vegas. In an effort to expand what it calls its "mobile Internet leadership," Yahoo today launched a beta

A new study shows that more than half of all American teens use online social networking sites. But the study also shows that those hormone-surging masses

American consumers bought into e-commerce in a big way during 2006, as online retail spending eclipsed $100 billion for the first time. Spending at U.S.

Thanks to Yahoo's partnership with Dash Navigation, you can now have Yahoo Local search in your car. Dash is calling the feature a GPS-industry first and

Financial e-commerce services provider CheckFree Corp. today announced an agreement to purchase Carreker Corp. for its software technology and consulting

Internetnews.com editors provide an early roadmap for tech's direction in 2007. People hate TV commercials. Sure, there are exceptions. A good Super Bowl

Hours after announcing plans to leave China, EBay made it official. The online auctioneer will scuttle eBay EachNet, its online, person-to-person trading

Internetnews.com wades through the top stories and issues that rocked the industry in 2006 in this week-long series. People flocked to social networks in