Steve Jobs is one of the premier names in computing. Almost no one else in the business world, perhaps Warren Buffet or Alan Greenspan, have demonstrated Jobs’ EF Hutton-like ability to freeze a room … no, freeze an…

Business Week ran a cover story last week for their August 14th issue that covered one of the most successful sites, about which many either know so much or so little, Digg.com. Ask almost any Internet technology person, walk…

Google’s almost billion dollar pact with Murdoch’s News Corp and AOL’s accidentally opening of the keyword kimono stole thunder, and in case of the first perhaps intentionally, from one of the most potentially disruptive trends in…

Levi Strauss & Co. is headed to Wal-Mart this weekend to show off its Signature jeans.

Lucasfilm Ltd. is giving Star Wars fans a chance to experience part of the big screen action through a multi-city tour designed to connect consumers with their favorite characters.

Makers of glassware premiums are readying a push to support new federal legislation that would ease pressure on marketers in California.

Celebrities and athletes are making their way to New York City streets today to greet their loyal fans, only not in person: Celebrities will be attending via blog. Online destination ChatWithAStar.com is rolling out a one-of-a-kind Blogmobile in which …

Founder of Monster.com, Jeff Taylor, unveiled his latest project: Eons.com, a social networking site aimed at Web users aged 50 and over.

It is a well-known fact that Google Talk has been just another of Google’s product offerings that has not been able to find a faithful following. According to comScore, Google Talk has been installed 976,000 times, but in June it only…

Remember Lycos, the search offspring dot-com bubble poster child CMG Information Services, Inc? Well, Lycos is still around, quiet, but still around after changing hands a few times. Now Christopher Mohn, heir to the…