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Google expands sales of print ads
Jul 17 2007 11:47PM (CT)
SEATTLE (AP) - Google Inc. is expanding a test program that lets online advertisers buy ad space in newspapers, as the publishing industry struggles to offset business that has moved to the Internet.
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RIM unveils new BlackBerry model
Jul 17 2007 8:32PM (CT)
TORONTO (AP) - Research In Motion announced a new BlackBerry model Tuesday that will provide wireless voice and data access over both cellular and Wi-Fi networks.
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Move over MySpace, sites mean business
Jul 17 2007 8:32PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - These aren't your teenager's social networking sites. Take a spin on MySpace and Friendster and most adults find amusement in the concept and technology, but relatively few practical reasons to keep coming back for more. They've been a boon to a mostly younger set of users looking to meet new friends, find a date, or just generally kill some time online.
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Move over MySpace, sites mean business
Jul 17 2007 8:32PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - These aren't your teenager's social networking sites. Take a spin on MySpace and Friendster and most adults find amusement in the concept and technology, but relatively few practical reasons to keep coming back for more. They've been a boon to a mostly younger set of users looking to meet new friends, find a date, or just generally kill some time online.
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Move over MySpace, sites mean business
Jul 17 2007 8:32PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - These aren't your teenager's social networking sites. Take a spin on MySpace and Friendster and most adults find amusement in the concept and technology, but relatively few practical reasons to keep coming back for more. They've been a boon to a mostly younger set of users looking to meet new friends, find a date, or just generally kill some time online.
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Move over MySpace, sites mean business
Jul 17 2007 8:32PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - These aren't your teenager's social networking sites. Take a spin on MySpace and Friendster and most adults find amusement in the concept and technology, but relatively few practical reasons to keep coming back for more. They've been a boon to a mostly younger set of users looking to meet new friends, find a date, or just generally kill some time online.
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Google offers to run site search engines
Jul 17 2007 6:38PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Google Inc. is offering to run the search engines of small Web sites for as little as $100 per year, marking the company's latest attempt to make more money off technology that already steers much of the Internet's traffic.
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China limits teenage Internet gaming
Jul 17 2007 6:37PM (CT)
HONG KONG (AP) - The Chinese government has launched a campaign to limit the number of hours teenagers spend online playing games.
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VoIP provider SunRocket suddenly closes
Jul 17 2007 6:32PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Internet phone service provider SunRocket, which had as many as 200,000 customers nationwide, has ceased operations without warning.
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Games boost Microsoft's search share
Jul 17 2007 6:31PM (CT)
SEATTLE (AP) - Microsoft, long stuck in third place behind Google and Yahoo in the search wars, suddenly boosted its share of the market last month by playing a shrewd game of chicken.
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Yahoo 2Q profit dips 2 percent
Jul 17 2007 5:26PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Yahoo Inc.'s financial malaise dragged on during the second quarter as the Internet icon's profit slipped slightly and revenue growth lagged behind the pace of the online advertising market that it once led.
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Yahoo 2Q profit dips 2 percent
Jul 17 2007 5:26PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Yahoo Inc.'s financial malaise dragged on during the second quarter as the Internet icon's profit slipped slightly and revenue growth lagged behind the pace of the online advertising market that it once led.
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Intel 2Q profit jumps 44 percent
Jul 17 2007 5:02PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Intel Corp. said Tuesday its second-quarter profit jumped 44 percent on strong sales of microprocessors even as the company faced fierce competition that pushed prices lower.
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Intel 2Q profit jumps 44 percent
Jul 17 2007 5:02PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Intel Corp. said Tuesday its second-quarter profit jumped 44 percent on strong sales of microprocessors even as the company faced fierce competition that pushed prices lower.
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Intel 2Q profit jumps 44 percent
Jul 17 2007 5:02PM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Intel Corp. said Tuesday its second-quarter profit jumped 44 percent on strong sales of microprocessors even as the company faced fierce competition that pushed prices lower.
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EA hires Xbox executive from Microsoft
Jul 17 2007 4:27PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The executive who had been overseeing the Xbox video game division for Microsoft Corp. is defecting to Electronic Arts Inc., where he will oversee EA's lucrative sports division.
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EA hires Xbox executive from Microsoft
Jul 17 2007 4:27PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The executive who had been overseeing the Xbox video game division for Microsoft Corp. is defecting to Electronic Arts Inc., where he will oversee EA's lucrative sports division.
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Audits will gauge print, online readers
Jul 17 2007 3:44PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - An independent body that audits newspaper circulation said Tuesday it will begin providing combined print and online readership data, a change that could help publishers negotiate with advertisers as readers increasingly move to the Internet.
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Audits will gauge print, online readers
Jul 17 2007 3:44PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - An independent body that audits newspaper circulation said Tuesday it will begin providing combined print and online readership data, a change that could help publishers negotiate with advertisers as readers increasingly move to the Internet.
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IBM's longtime head of research retiring
Jul 17 2007 2:21PM (CT)
ARMONK, N.Y. (AP) - Paul Horn, who has led IBM Corp.'s research division for 11 years, is retiring and being replaced by an executive who had been overseeing IBM's strategies on technical standards and intellectual property.
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IBM's longtime head of research retiring
Jul 17 2007 2:21PM (CT)
ARMONK, N.Y. (AP) - Paul Horn, who has led IBM Corp.'s research division for 11 years, is retiring and being replaced by an executive who had been overseeing IBM's strategies on technical standards and intellectual property.
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Microsoft copy protection cracked again
Jul 17 2007 12:13PM (CT)
SEATTLE (AP) - Microsoft Corp. is once again on the defensive against hackers after the launch of a new program that gives average PC users tools to unlock copy-protected digital music and movies.
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EU court to rule in Sept. on Microsoft
Jul 17 2007 6:32AM (CT)
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - A European Union court will rule Sept. 17 on Microsoft's challenge to an order that that imposed hundreds of millions of dollars of fines on the world's biggest software company for what the regulators said was anti-competitive activity, the court said Tuesday.
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EU court to rule in Sept. on Microsoft
Jul 17 2007 6:32AM (CT)
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - A European Union court will rule Sept. 17 on Microsoft's challenge to an order that that imposed hundreds of millions of dollars of fines on the world's biggest software company for what the regulators said was anti-competitive activity, the court said Tuesday.
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