Nicholas Carlson

There are 4,313 applications available for your Facebook profile, a multitude of gadgets listed in the iGoogle directory, and Apple tallies 3,213

In my vision, Rupert Murdoch ambles to the front of a stage. He's wearing biblical robes. In each hand, he holds a stone tablet. Scratch that. He holds

Maybe the big broadcasters are starting to get it. The Disney-ABC Television Group today announced a deal to provide full-length episodes of its primetime

Branded mini-applications -- call them apps, badges, widgets, gadgets or whatchamacallits -- aren't anything new. They're all over social networks,

NEW YORK -- IBM took over the American Natural History Museum's Hayden Planetarium here today for a chance to push not only its portfolio of collaboration

Google takes a lot of heat from the European Union over its privacy standards. Now the company is taking its turn to speechify. This morning, Google's

News Corp. and NBC Universal's Web video joint venture Hulu is rumored to have acquired Mojiti LLC, a privately held company based in Beijing, China. The

Fourteen months after re-launching Netscape as a Digg-like social news site, AOL announced on Sept. 6 that it would turn the site back into a "more

Even amid rising concerns over near-term economic growth and consumer spending, Internet display advertising expenditures from January to June this year

Don't say you weren't warned about unlicensed personal-portable devices that might disrupt your television viewing. That's the message this week behind

The following is an excerpt from a chat transcript posted to Perverted-Justice.org. The full transcript led to the conviction of a sex offender.

Brand advertisers don't want to advertise next to Web video junk. Today, TimeWarner took steps it hopes will ensure its online advertising customers won't