Susan Kuchinskas

SAN FRANCISCO -- In case you didn't notice, PayPal has grown up. While it's still the friendly, person-to-person payment system favored by eBay users and

For two years, Angela Demouthe* underwent a series of tests to identify the troubling weakness that was growing in her legs. When she moved from Raleigh,

Online shopping: awesome. Online banking: terrific. Search: incredibly useful -- even the ads. Everything seems to go better on the Internet, where

SANTA CLARA -- When Google announced Docs & Spreadsheets in 2006, the conventional wisdom was that startups offering similar online applications for

SANTA CLARA -- Web 1.0, aka the dot-com boom, may not have been all about getting rich, but you had to be able to get your hands on millions to play. But

In 2000, the mobile industry's dream was, "You're passing a Starbucks, and your mobile phone pings with a coupon for 50 percent off a latte." In 2008, the

A new research study warns that the Internet could stagger under the weight of the digital media clogging its pipes. The study, conducted by Nemertes

EMERYVILLE, Calif. -- Which technologies will have the power to transform business -- and save the planet -- in the next five years? Answers ranged from

Tongues are wagging about a new Facebook advertising format, scheduled to be announced next week, that could finally make every online marketer's dream a

Among the scrappy Web 2.0 startups taking part in Google's recent OpenSocial announcement, Salesforce.com kind of stood out. Salesforce.com already has a

Among the scrappy Web 2.0 startups taking part in Google's recent OpenSocial announcement, Salesforce.com kind of stood out. Salesforce.com already has a

Google's announcement of OpenSocial Wednesday night marks something of a turning point for the technology darling. As the company struggles to extend its