Ryan Naraine

New York-based ISP Juno Online Services Inc. agreed Monday to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of deceptive advertising for its "free"

Last March, when Jason Devitt and David Joerg braved a Manhattan office building with no heat to build out the first official version of their Vindigo

Web page defacement attacks by hackers have escalated dramatically in the last 24 hours, with technology news site CNET, Webex and game developer

The alternative domain name gambit from the recently launched New.net outfit has received a thumbs-up from New York-based Internet Service Provider (ISP)

Back in 1999, when fixed-priced Web marketplace Half.com was looking to get some visibility, it cooked up a quirky plan to land on the map -- literally --

New York-based tech consulting behemoth Accenture is shrugging off the jittery state of the public markets, filing an S-1 with the Securities and Exchange

With mounting debt and creditors lining up with outstretched hands, broadband backbone provider Winstar Communications Inc. on Wednesday filed a $10

The decision by parent company Winstar Communications Inc. to lay off 2,000 employees and cancel expansion plans has left New York-based Office.com in a

The music television network that made it hip to wear tongue-jewelry has jumped on the digital-music bandwagon in a big way, announcing a deal with five

Feeling the heat from a sharp decline in online trading activity, financial services pioneer E*TRADE has moved ahead with its clicks-and-mortar strategy

When Krishnamurty Kambhampati ("just call me KK") looks around, he sees a world connected to the hilt by pagers, PDAs, laptops and cell phones. And those

With the public market spurning Internet stocks in general -- and online advertising plays specifically -- Silicon Alley ad sales and marketing shop