Ryan Naraine

If you turn to the Web for play-by-play broadcasts of your favorite baseball team, Major League Baseball has a little message for you: no more

Shares in e-commerce software firm LivePerson, Inc. slipped as much as 19 percent to 93 cents this morning on news that the company's president and COO

New York-based MarketCentral.net Corp., a firm which sells financial products and services on the Web, said it would purchase e-mail security play FCOM

At a time when technology plays are stuggling to raise funds to their heads above water, New York-based Always-On, Inc. announced it had secured an

In what was described as "strategic and organizational shifts" at online music retailer CDNow, Bertelsmann AG's e-commerce group (BeCG) has eliminated the

SurfKitchen Inc., a software firm with eyes set on the burgeoning wireless market, said it raised $3 million in seed money from ADD Partners, a

In yet another bid to diversify beyond its Voice-Over Internet Protocol (Vo-IP) business, Net2Phone said it would offer speech recognition services to

PhoneFree.com, a telephony company which built its brand by burning phone bills on TV, has started charging for PC-to-phone calls routed over the

Two weeks away from Super Bowl Sunday, a market research firm says Internet companies are wise to largely be avoiding the big bucks required for an ad buy

On the verge of being delisted from the NASDAQ exchange, online video and DVD retailer BigStar Entertainment Inc. has sold its direct marketing spin-off

Hours after thumbing its nose at a buyout offer from a Beverly Hills-based M&A firm, Alley apparel network Fashionmall Inc. appears in serious play with a

In what is considered a major shift in strategy, Voice Over Internet Protocol (Vo-IP) telephony play Net2Phone Inc. announced it plans to stop offering