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Internet auctions have emerged as one dynamic and effective economic force where millions of buyers and sellers are entering regularly.
If you're planning to join the more than 120 people already signed up to participate in Les Blogs 2.0 in Paris on 5-6 December, get clear in your mind right now that this will be no ordinary conference...
Piracy continues to be a problem, but it pales in comparison to thousands of individuals becoming content producers.
Digital advertising has been appearing wherever a business can put up a TV screen; now, those screens may be able to recognize you, at least as a consumer. Some will consider this another step down a slippery, Orwellian slope.
Google's list of allies in support of its massive Google Print for Libraries project is getting shorter by the day. Yesterday, the century-old National Consumers League sent a letter to Congress urging the government body to set up public hearings on the matter.
Yahoo! China (yes, the whole thing) is just the cherry on top of a deal between Yahoo! and China's largest e-commerce company, Alibaba. Completed on Monday, Yahoo! is ceding its entire Chinese leg to Alibaba and investing $1 billion in cash for 40 percent economic interest and 35 percent voting rights in the company.
