A data storage firm has lost a group of important computer back-up tapes that belong to Time Warner.

That’s a nice, and immediately understandable, phrase: Corporate Fan Blogs. Halley Suitt writes about them in Worthwhile …

News Corp and Maven Networks in partnership on delivery of downloadable movie trailers and content.

For many of us, when we were kids, Grandma’s Lincoln had the seatbelts cut out and it was perfectly acceptable to sit on Dad’s lap to help steer. Those days are surely lost in the slipstream of time.

NASA has postponed the planned May 22 space shuttle Discovery launch until July to deal with “late-breaking information” which requires safety analysis.

Most website owners talk about their most important keywords, but very few really do anything about them.

On the heals of Infinity Broadcasting’s recent news, Sirius Satellite Radio will announce tomorrow that it’s getting into the podcasting mix by teaming up …

Like I said, I’m gonna stay quiet on Longhorn until Beta 1 is in your hands. “But I see the worst mistakes being messaging and marketing, rather than dramatically falling behind in innovation.” …

A couple months ago, the fabulously popular Extreme Makeover: Home Edition came to Phoenix. And, I had the luxury and luck to be able to get a full pass on the set, roam around wherever I wanted to go.

Apple continues to get great press … this time regarding the newly updated Mac operating system nicknamed “Tiger”.

When an upgraded operating system is launched, it usually comes with a number of new features. Tiger will be no different.

Last night I was in town and treated myself to the new OSX – Tiger. This afternoon I’ve installed it and have been playing around with it – asking myself how it will improve my blogging.

Well at least bond traders are happy. Other investors see a flat to sliding economy based on the latest data.

Hey, Steve Rubel, I just got the latest BusinessWeek (I’m speaking at my brother’s law firm in an hour, and wanted to have a prop for my talk).

Wendy’s public relations team has received high marks from the media on their handling of the recent “San Jose Incident.”

New Zealand digital designer Grant Robinson has created two incredibly fun applications that utilize Google Images. One is an addicting game called Guess-the-Google and the other is a photo montage creator called Montage-a-Google.

After almost 30 years of bouncing around the images of Douglas Adams’ words in our heads, we finally get to see if they match up with the big screen. The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is in theaters everywhere.

Citing billions of dollars in costs to upgrade its cellular Internet networks, Verizon announced that it would phase out free WiFi connection for New York City DSL subscribers.

PC distributor claims Apple’s use of Tiger has impacted negatively on its ability to market to customers.

Dana Blankenhorn: “To say a blog is journalism is like saying web pages are journalism.” …

A chance camera phone photo of a spider taken by a man after being bitten may have saved his life.

Microsoft’s profits nearly doubled in the last quarter compared to those of the year before.