Microsoft announced that it has finally let go of its ambitious effort to purchase Yahoo after the two companies failed to reach an agreement on a suitable selling price after several days of intense negotiations.
Report Claims Technology Empowers Journalists, Not Replaces Them
A new report has been released from the Georgia Institute of Technology that highlights some of the key issues facing the journalism community as new and innovative technologies continue to transform the field.
What Comcast Can Teach You About Customer Service--Really
If customer service at large corporations is a cultural joke, then customer service from a major phone or cable company is an entire subgenre in and of itself. So, it is particularly ironic that a major cable company is in fact on the forefront of customer service.
In an attempt to avoid an all-but-forced merger with Microsoft, Yahoo has taken steps to create a business partnership with fellow search giant Google. But the alliance has antitrust regulators concerned.
Despite the buzz that virtual worlds are a short-lived fad, several media companies have already developed programs to announce their arrival in the virtual metaverse.
The Nielsen Company reported that mobile Internet extends the audience reach of many leading Internet sites by an average of 13 percent over home PC traffic alone.
Just when it seems that magazine publishers are beginning to understand how to monetize their online brand extensions (sort of), along comes mobile to confuse the digital matter.
Over the past five years, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, along with Divya Narendra, have been accusing Facebook "creator" Mark Zuckerberg of stealing the source code, design and business plan for Faceboook from them.
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