Taking Your Garage Sale To The Web

With online spending on a serious surge in recent months, web-entrepreneurs are taking cues from the likes of retailers like eBay and overstock.com-case in point: Darren Anderson's Qwixo.com, a bare-boned online classified site selling anything and everything with next-to-nothing listing fees.

AOL Out Of Beta, Aiming For Yahoo

The portal experiment has quietly moved to full version status, as AOL.com's repurposing as an audience driven presence online continues.

Time Warner Trying To Rebuild AOL

Much speculation circulated the tech industry recently after the reports surface of discussions between Time Warner and Microsoft over the future of AOL. Anxiety continues to build in Time Warner stockholder as CEO Richard Parsons tries to steer the multimedia corporation back to higher stock prices.

On-Demand Storage At MCI

MCI launched a new service last week aimed at enterprise customers in the form of storage on-demand. The new service, called Utility Storage Service, is designed for enterprise customers who need flexibility in their utility storage.

A Front Row Seat For Google TV

Google's foray into the television industry has been talked about since the Big G launched video search last year, and subsequently began working with TiVo last April. And now a recent Google job posting, several interesting domain registrations, and the GoogleNet buzz, which will allow pinpoint ad targeting, are evidencing a buildup to the next generation of television.