Monthly archive September, 2010

Yahoo's shares are down more than 2 percent this morning after news reports that the Sunnyvale company is expected to announce the departures of three key executives Friday. Hilary Schneider, head of Yahoo's U.S. operations and once called Read More →

Unfortunate news, each of which raises different questions and issues about the increasing ease of disseminating information. • A Rutgers University student apparently killed himself by jumping off a bridge after a video of him having sex with another man was Read More →

"If our efforts to find bipartisan consensus fail, the FCC should move forward. The bottom line is that we must protect the open Internet. If Congress can’t act, the FCC must." — Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., chairman of the Read More →

A blog about quote marks run amok. A couple of videos: a wickedly educational ConquistaDora the Explorer, and the Boss's rendition of "Meet the Flintstones." And in St. Petersburg, Fla., an obituary written because of Read More →

Today we present a couple of bite-size tidbits that have to do with tech companies hooking up in some fashion. • First, this partnership might cause some Facebook friends to re-examine their relationships. All Things Digital's Kara Swisher says Read More →

With all the whiz-bang tech advances of late, you'd think that by now we would have gotten rid of all the cable spaghetti in our homes and offices — the ugly and cumbersome wires that power our electronic devices. At a Read More →