Yahoo showed its new "It's You" marketing campaign to advertisers Tuesday, ahead of its launch next week.... MORE

Ford is using Microsoft tags in its print advertising to promote the redesigned Taurus.... MORE

Google's new phone service is destined to draw FCC scrutiny, Dell agreed to buy Perot Systems, more.... MORE

For the members of BellKor's Pragmatic Chaos, winning Netflix's recommendation-improvement contest fulfilled a dream -- literally.... MORE

Genachowski addressed a standing-room-only crowd of telecom geeks, giddy consumer advocates and glum industry lobbyists Monday.... MORE

AOL's future lies in Moviefone, Engadget, TMZ and the rest of its Web properties, its chief executive said Monday.... MORE

In the near future, consumers will be playing videogames without controllers and waving files from screen to screen a la "Minority Report," according to Microsoft.... MORE

Launched just last week, Learn That Name is a new iPhone application with an award already under its belt -- from a Microsoft event.... MORE

The EU published email excerpts aiming to back up its claims that Intel pressured chip buyers into choosing microprocessors from it instead of AMD.... MORE

Alcatel's CEO quells China takeover fears, Google, authors and publishers are hashing out possible changes to a digital-books settlement, more.... MORE

Yahoo is planning to reintroduce its battered brand to the public on Tuesday with a massive global marketing campaign.... MORE

Amazon, which wants to be the Internet’s general store, is adding one more category to the range of private label products it sells online: electronics accessories.... MORE

Amazon, which wants to be the Internet’s general store, is adding one more category to the range of private label products it sells online: electronics accessories.... MORE

Just how good is Apple at tooting its own horn? "Justanotherguy84" has the answer.... MORE

The threats lurking inside companies are usually of the corporate backstabbing and politics variety. Microsoft employees have something else to worry about: cougars.... MORE

Broadband providers, wireless carriers and public-interest groups will be watching the FCC next week to see what the agency has in store for net neutrality.... MORE

Mom may have told you not to say anything if you can’t say something nice. A lawyer who represents companies in human-relations cases said you better not say anything nice either -- at least not online.... MORE

Jack Dorsey, the creator of Twitter, said Friday that his next venture would be based on themes similar to the microblogging service's and may focus on health care and financial services.... MORE

Youku.com, a major Chinese video-sharing site, is being sued for piracy by a group of online-video copyright owners.... MORE

In the great debate over whether Google or Bing produces better search results, a new site called Bingle lets Web users have it both ways.... MORE

Amazon.com is expanding its private-label business, Intel will introduce new chips, more.... MORE

Another day, another Twitter valuation.... MORE

Microsoft is about to find out whether it can prevent further defections to the Macintosh among college students by charging less for Windows 7 than a typical textbook.... MORE

It's not surprising that a GPS maker add bells and whistles after smart phones have incorporated navigation devices into their phones. The question is -- where does this go from here?... MORE

Hewlett Packard unveiled a new photo frame, dubbed the DreamScreen, that lets users stream music and pull images via a wireless connection.... MORE

Baidu CEO Robin Li answered readers' questions on the Chinese search giant's market share, expansion efforts and operating-system plans.... MORE

The Huffington Post hired former Yahoo and AOL advertising executive Greg Coleman as president and chief revenue officer, replacing James Smith.... MORE

The Obama Administration has launched an app store at Apps.gov.... MORE

Walt Mossberg reviews Apple's free iTunes 9 update, Oracle's profit rises, more.... MORE

The FTC is planning three public discussions, starting in December, devoted to technology and consumer privacy.... MORE

IAC CEO Barry Diller said Wednesday that he's not interested in acquiring AOL.... MORE

France approved a draft law that would allow authorities to cut off Internet access to piracy offenders.... MORE

What is the best way to launch an Internet start-up?... MORE

For those who watch television commercials, it's a common complaint: Why are they so darned loud?... MORE

Three-dimensional technology is coming one step closer to home.... MORE

Adobe said it is acquiring Omniture, a set-top box system may allow access to 3D offerings, more.... MORE

Need more evidence that Facebook is growing? The social networking company released plenty of new proof.... MORE

At the TechCrunch 50 start-up conference, one idea particularly caught our eye: Companies that help you make money from your social networking connections.... MORE

Fancy new smart phones and laptops may generate more buzz, but the desktop PC remains the workhorse of the office. Bosses who outfit staffers with mobile devices, however, may be able to wring more work out of them, according to a new Forrester study.... MORE

The head of Microsoft's Office business fields questions from Digits readers about why customers should upgrade to Office 2007 and bugs in the Mac versions of Office.... MORE