Suing shareholders and Yahoo disagree about whether information on the company’s employee severance plan should be public.

I can’t really work up the same sense of outrage that’s accompanied Facebook’s decision to give Google the middle finger.

At a Teens and Tech event, Ameer Karim, director of HP’s future and innovations group for consumer PCs, says the company plans to introduce new devices this fall that will be designed by teens, for teens.

If you like Twitter so much, how about paying $5 a month for the privilege, with a guarantee of service. It’s less than a day’s worth of coffee, a gallon of gas or a lowly beer.

That’s a big reason behind of spate of old media-new media pairings in the last year. But is it a strategy that

William Neukom, Microsoft’s top lawyer during its landmark antitrust trial is slated to take over as managing general partner of the baseball team, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

Don Reisinger thinks Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo don’t get each other. Is it true?

Negroponte claims that Windows is the natural choice for OLPC. This is not true, and isn’t what he intended to happen. He could at least own up to that.

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Why Sega should release a new console–In an environment where we’re seeing a significant push towards consolidation, the company really only has two options: sell the company to the highest bidder or develop a console.

A phase approach for open-source businesses–MySQL is essentially saying, “We’ve spent a decade planting. We’d like to reap a little of what we’ve sown now.

End of Intel, AMD duopoly near? Via readies Isaiah chip–Via’s first high-performance x86 chip will be targeted at the mainstream PC market–another first for the Taipei-based chip supplier.

Add MP3 clips to your Web page with Amazon widget–The company released a new MP3 Clips Widget that lets you build playlists with 30-second samples from any of the 5 million plus songs on Amazon’s MP3 store

All the major social networking players recognize that the walls separating them are crumbling, but they haven’t agreed on how to implement global openness.