Nicholas Carlson

What do Netflix and the early 18th century British government have in common? Here's a hint: it's not Georgian architecture. Netflix today announced the

Mega-media deals usually number in the millions and sometimes billions of dollars. But mega-media deals involving social networks? Start with the reported

Control Room is taking music content and handing control over to you. The company announced a multiyear, global live content distribution agreement with

AOL leaked 20 million search queries in late July and now a class-action suit filed in California aims to make them pay for it. The class-action suit

The latest numbers from the New York Times Company confirm that advertisers and readers really are going online and leaving print to suffer in its old

Reporter's Notebook: In May, my friend Roland popped up in my Gmail. A little message box fixed to the bottom of my browser read: Roland: yo Roland is a

Google has begun providing closed captions for selected videos in its Google Video database, internetnews.com has learned. The service went live last

Pirates, beware. Microsoft announced another 20 lawsuits today against counterfeit software distributors. As part of a broader company initiative that led

MSN today announced the U.S. beta release of Soapbox on MSN Video, a user-uploaded video service. YouTube leads the user-generated video market, with

Where some see a threat, Warner Music Group apparently sees an opportunity. Today the record label announced a partnership with the consumer media site

As it tries to become a successful advertising-supported portal, AOL hopes video search can become its bread and butter. And today, the company plans to

Yahoo and AOL announced competing e-mail products today to try and give their dedicated millions something different to play with. Yahoo brought the beta