For the residents of Wilmington, N.C., the transition to digital television will come much sooner than expected.

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Telecom companies have presented congressional Democrats with a set of proposals on how to provide immunity to the businesses that participated in a controversial government electronic surveillance program, a House Democratic aide said Wednesday.

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Following the publication of the April 20 New York Times front-page article on the hidden ties between media military analysts and the Pentagon, the Department of Defense has released to the public numerous documents regarding

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From product-branded videos on YouTube, to interactive games big beer and alcohol companies are spending a lot of dough entertaining potential customers online.

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If the $12 billion venture formed by Sprint Nextel and Clearwire yesterday works out, your cellphone may turn into a far more powerful, versatile and perhaps costlier mobile device.

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For Jerry Yang, July 3 will loom very large in his diary. That is the date that Yahoo, the online giant he co-founded 14 years ago, has set for its annual shareholder meeting and he will face investors dismayed and angry at the weekend's rejection of a last-minute $47.5bn offer from Microsoft.

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The gloom hanging over the US newspaper industry is distorting an otherwise optimistic mood among the world’s newspaper editors, according to a global survey of newsroom opinion.

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If Cablevision Systems manages to wrest the Tribune Company's Long Island, N.Y., newspaper Newsday away from other interested bidders, the transaction would raise the ire of consumer groups, but regulators in Washington won't have much to say, The Deal.com reported.

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U.S. Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) Tuesday urged Congress to pass net neutrality legislation aimed at preserving "the most level playing field for commercial opportunity ever invented."

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The race to bring consumers ultrafast wireless Internet service is on.

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