Susan Kuchinskas

A teaser Web site for The Origami Project has created the biggest buzz for Microsoft since the launch of the Xbox and perhaps even Windows 95. Gadget

Ask Jeeves was one of the earliest Internet brands with its online-butler-at-your-service metaphor. But now the company says its technology advances merit

Most Americans get their view of history from Hollywood. This is another thing the Internet will change. And the change begins today, with the appearance

MSN wants to entertain you. A reggae concert and a Latino music site are the latest lures. On Saturday, MSN will host its first live concert Webcast,

Google is more inclined to be the repository of consumer data with each release it announces. The beta launch today of Google Page Creator adds personal

Tagsys introduced The-Package-Is-The-Tag, a system that incorporates an RFID "kernel" into the packaging itself. "We believe this is a breakthrough toward

Microsoft released a community technical preview (CTP) of Windows Vista on Wednesday, hoping to show corporate customers how the new operating system will

Adult publisher Perfect 10 won a partial victory in its efforts to stop search engines' display of its photos in image search results. Today, Judge A.

Mitrix has lined up a new customer for its on-demand supply chain management application. Hampton will use Mitrix's SCM Live 3.1 to establish a private

While the major search engines boast about the size of their indexes, smaller players are differentiating their services by narrowing them down.

Accessibility advocates have accused Google and Yahoo of shutting out the blind. The door is still closed. Now, an Internet petition is asking Google to

Microsoft announced the recipients of approximately $1 million in academic research funding on Thursday. Redmond's think tanks were looking for help in