It's a far better advertising strategy than whatever it was Microsoft tried to accomplish with Seinfeld. Read >

Barclay's Doug Anmuth offers his predictions for the New Year.  We add our thoughts. Read >

If Microsoft won't bring Outlook into the 21st century, Xobni will. Read >

No phishing scam here: Someone broke into Twitter's back-end tools and tinkered with 33 accounts. Read >

The former eBay CEO steps down from three corporate boards, presumably to run for governor of California. Read >

Verizon's $28.1 billion acquisition of Alltel brings 13 million customers and bragging rights. Read >

Crunchies voting ends tonight. Vote here now. Read >

Here's hoping Apple's Phil Schiller has some Apple TV updates to announce tomorrow. Read >

We're not the only ones who find Apple's attitude on this issue outrageous. Read >

China's new anti-porn policy blames the search engines. Read >

Probably news to Bill's wife. Read >

Earlier reports untrue, no new restructuring coming, says Sony's Japanese spokesmen. Read >

Even as Blu-ray players get cheaper, last decade's technology is still winning. Read >

'Helvetiva' director Gary Hustwit's new project, coming this spring. Read >

One of old media's key differentiators continues to erode. Read >

Sony needs to kill products, restructure its divisions, and realize that Blu-ray isn't a compelling selling point for the PS3. Read >

Apple shows why investors were right to be skeptical about its rosy dismissals of concerns about Steve's health--because they were b.s. Read >

The truth finally comes out. Fortunately the news is not dire. But Apple investors have every reason to be angry about the way the company has handled this. Read >

A quick round-up of Macworld rumors -- without the drooling. Read >

Forget Steve Jobs's health. The biggest problem for Apple heading into this year's MacWorld is one shared with all the booth-operators at the Consumer's Electronic Show. Read >

In this morning's print edition, the New York Times became the second to last major newspaper to run a front page display ad. Read >

The first LG plasma and LCD TVs with built-in Netflix streaming will go on sale this spring. Read >

What's up Apple marketing boss Phil Schiller's sleeve? And will Palm's new smartphone platform hit or miss? Read >

From Clusterstock: Two of the sharpest minds in the Wall Street analysis and commentary business--Michael Lewis and David Einhorn--team up to provide a recap of our historic charge off the financial cliff. They also offer some solutions. Read >

Forecasters who work at major investment banks think this rough patch will be a memory by July. We can always hope. Read >

Jimmy Wales suggested two years ago that most of Wikipedia is written by 1,400 freaks. The truth is even more interesting. And it explains why Google's Wikipedia-killer, Knol, has bombed. Read >

Want to understand the mortgage crisis? Read the story of this Arizona shack appraised at $130,000 that just sold out of foreclosure for $18,000. Its mortgage-backed security, obviously, was rated Triple A. Read >

The latest pledge drive will keep Wikipedia up through the end of June. Read >

The iPhone 3G unlock is now available. Read >