Thor Olavsrud

The Washington Post Co. will shut down its Newsbytes online IT news service on May 31, a source close to the company told InternetNews.com Thursday. While

Sun Microsystems Tuesday forged an alliance with Bedford, Mass.-based RSA Security in an effort to strengthen its Sun ONE Platform for Network Identity.

In an effort to cut manufacturing costs and allow Microsoft Corp. to offer its game console at a lower price point, electronics manufacturing services

Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and consumer advocates declared victory Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court backed the Federal Communications

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday reversed a U.S. appeals court ruling which found the 1998 Child Online Protection Act (COPA) too broad in scope. In an 8-1

There's no doubt that IT/IS spending has taken a hit in the long drought since the bottom fell out of the technology space, and while research indicates

Grid computing: It's not just for scientific or biomedical research anymore. IBM Corp. and Shepherdstown, W.V.-based Butterfly.net Inc. are aiming to

Despite bankruptcy and a regulatory probe into Authur Andersen-related accounting practices, high-speed voice and data carrier Global Crossing Ltd.

With one of Silicon Valley's ugliest proxy wars now in the past, the leadership of the combined Hewlett-Packard and Compaq are turning their attention to

Despite losing three of its four customers late last year when airlines started desperately slashing costs, Connexion by Boeing, Boeing's high-speed

Just two business days after the hand-wringing legal completion of its merger with Compaq Computer Corp., the new HP -- which now trades as -- Tuesday

Changes in service agreements could be hazardous to an ISP's legal health -- if proper notification is not given to customers. While asserting it had