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YouTube Totally Dominates U.S. Online Video Viewership

For all the discussion about the bright future of online video advertising and subscriber-based premium video delivered over the Internet, Google's YouTube towers over all other video sites.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago

Facebook Is the Ultimate Hack

There is a perception among businesses and people that nothing kept online is secure anymore. A major cyberattack on Facebook would only serve to tremendously reinforce that.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago

Activision Blizzard Seeing 41 Million Shares Sold by Vivendi

ThinkstockActivision Blizzard Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI) has seen its shares perform rather well during the latest video game console upgrade cycle. That performance has become good enough that the company announced that Vivendi S.A. will…

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

Sandra Lee and Evite Start New Party Planning Business

Sandra Lee MagazineEmmy-award winning lifestyle doyenne Sandra Lee is joining forces with digital invitation and event planning service Evite to expand Evite’s current offerings and create a unique digital destination where consumers can find…

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Dish Network Tanks After Verizon Denies Interest

Now that AT&T has agreed to acquire satellite TV provider DirecTV, the nation's other large satellite service, Dish Network, needs to find a partner or risk being marginalized to the point of extinction.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Time Warner Cable: Worst Company in the Worst Industry

Not only are Comcast and Time Warner Cable the worst providers of both cable TV and Internet service, the two industries in which these companies operate are the most hated by American consumers.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Google’s YouTube to Buy Twitch — Variety

According to Variety, Google's YouTube has reached a deal to buy Twitch, a popular videogame-streaming company, for more than $1 billion.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago

Twitter Shares Fell Again Last Week

The stock price plunge at Twitter began on April 29 when the company reported first-quarter results that included a marked slowdown in user growth. Shares are down nearly 25% since then.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago