Jeff Bezos is bullish on mobile, whether it’s Kindles, smartphones or what he calls the “new category” of wireless tablet computers.

Digital news today from EMI and Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) Records. No, it’s not the Beatles.

Netflix (NSDQ: NFLX) has been accruing streaming rights steadily but until now has been unable to crack the pay window.

Disney (NYSE: DIS) is adding iPhone app powerhouse Tapulous to its interactive arsenal, TechCrunch reported and we have confirmed.

Two quarters in to life as a public company, AOL (NYSE: AOL) is looking for a new head of communications.

The launch of Hulu Plus takes the online video joint venture started by News Corp (NSDQ: NWS) and NBCU more than three years ago...

Star Trek Enterprise fans can watch any episode from Seasons 1-4 at CBS.com as long as their browser plays nice with Flash—or, as I realized...

Dr. Mario Garcia is dapper, elegant—and as blunt as a sword that has been used to hack a tree when it comes to what it will...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has committed nearly $1 million for five national public media orgs to build a common digital platform.

It will be a while before we get the full stats for online and mobile viewing during the FIFA World Cup 2010 but we already...

The first big leadership change in Hulu’s young career: Eric Feng, the founding CTO and SVP of audience recruited by CEO Jason Kilar from Beijing...

Is the New York Times (NYSE: NYT) trying to shut down news reader apps that rely on RSS or is it just trying to smack...

It may not qualify as irony but it is a lovely coincidence: the same week that The Times and The Sunday Times go behind a...

AT&T (NYSE: T) is getting out of the unlimited data business for smartphones, pitching it as a way for most users to save money.

Running well behind aggressive rival Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) on the digital front, Borders is now in the midst of a big catch-up push.