Ryan Naraine

Digital media software firm Loudeye Corp. on Monday announced it would lay off 37 percent of its workforce and dismiss its CFO, yet another sign that the

Chipmakers Infineon and Micron on Monday announced a deal to team up on the development of specs for CellularRAM, a memory chip for 2.5G and 3G handsets.

The Apache Foundation has issued a warning that exploits to its chunk handling vulnerability are circulating on the Internet, putting users of its

The Library of Congress Thursday slashed the Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP), cutting Webcasting royalty rates by half, setting the

Finnish telco giant Nokia has inked a three-year frame agreement with Belgium's Belgacom Mobile to supply of a complete radio-access and packet core

Shrugging aside widespread turmoil in the chipmaking space, Japanese rivals Toshiba and Fujitsu on Wednesday announced a collaboration deal to design and

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed antitrust charges against Los Angeles-based memory chipmaker Rambus Inc. , alleging the firm deceptively

Finally, after four years of negotiations to determine royalty rates for Internet radio streams, the Library of Congress is set to announce a statutory

A chunk handling vulnerability has been detected in versions of the open-source Apache Web server that could cause denial-of-service attacks or allow an

Looking to wriggle its way out of a huge debt burden, Ziff Davis Media on Monday announced yet another agreement with bank lenders aimed at restructuring

Macromedia on Monday announced a deal to make its Flash Player software available to licensees of Opera Software's embedded Web browsers. Opera, an

The board of directors at cash-strapped Qwest Communications has fired CEO Joseph Nacchio and named former Ameritech chief Richard Notebaert as his