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A Yahoo-Microsoft Deal: What Would it Look Like? [May 19, 2008] Microsoft signals its willingness to talk about an alliance, but analysts question what form a deal would take and whether it could still lead to an acquisition.
Yahoo Parries Icahn's Jab [May 16, 2008] Chairman fires back with detailed account of how acquisition talks broke down with Microsoft.
FTC Tightens Up CAN-SPAM Rules [May 13, 2008] After three years of mulling public comments, the federal agency revises its antispam regulations.
Q&A: Jules Polonetsky, Chief Privacy Officer, AOL [May 12, 2008] AOL's top privacy watchdog talks about how online data collection really works, balancing data and consumer privacy, and the government's role.
PayPal Prepping Next-Gen Platform [May 9, 2008] Please don't think we compete with Visa. We're much different, the payment company says.
Will Mobile Ads Finally Get Their Due? [May 7, 2008] At an FTC town hall meeting, ad experts consider when sophisticated mobile applications will hit the mainstream in the United States.
Is Video Advertising Ready For The Web? [May 5, 2008] With uncertainty clouding rich-media ads on the Web, Interactive Advertising Bureau introduces guidelines for common formats for online video placements.
Is Microsoft Weaker After Failed Takeover Bid? [May 5, 2008] Microsoft is going home empty handed from its skirmish with Yahoo's Jerry Yang, but has the company been hurt or just biding its time?
Ballmer Throws In the Towel on Yahoo Bid [May 4, 2008] In a surprise move, Microsoft's CEO withdraws his offer for search provider Yahoo, citing economic differences.
The Tangled Web of PCI Compliance [May 2, 2008] New e-commerce security requirements are vague enough to leave everyone wondering what to do.
Amazon Sues New York Over Internet Tax [May 2, 2008] The online retailer mounts a constitutional challenge to the controversial state law that aims to clamp down on collecting Internet sales taxes.
All Eyes on Time Warner, AOL as Profits Fall [April 30, 2008] A sweeping overhaul at its AOL unit can't help offset sagging earnings at the media conglomerate, which plans to spin off its cable group.
Tellme to BlackBerry: Listen Up [April 29, 2008] The Microsoft subsidiary targets BlackBerry for 'on-the-go'
information services.
AOL to Open VoIP APIs [April 29, 2008] On the heels of Open AIM, AOL is now planning to open its pay-per-minute Call Out service to developers.
AOL Touts Turnaround Success After Record Traffic [April 25, 2008] With steady growth in visitors and page views to its redesigned properties, the Internet pioneer claims its transformation is paying off.
Amazon Tops Expectations on Soaring Sales [April 23, 2008] Driven by strong growth in electronics and general merchandise, Amazon posts healthy first-quarter results.