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Time Warner Cable's chief operating officer said Monday that broadband Internet service has replaced cable TV service as its "anchor product," and the company has the ability to raise prices for it.

On February 12, Google filed its 2009 annual report, which for the first time named social networks like Facebook, e-commerce sites like Amazon and vertical search engines like WebMD as competitors.

Comcast, the nation's largest cable provider, will try to recast its image among consumers, launching a major effort this week to rebrand its cable services under the banner "Xfinity."

Of all the hype generated by the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, few products generated more headlines and heat than tablet PCs.

The Federal Communications Commission will go before a federal appeals court Friday to defend its 2008 citation against Comcast for throttling Internet traffic from high-bandwidth file-sharing services, a case that could throw into question the FCC's authority to impose open Internet rules.

The media's painful transition to the digital age remains far from resolved, but the industry's titans are coalescing around a risky gamble on the old adage, "content is king."

In 2009, consumers flocked to the new smartphones hitting the market, and the world's wireless operators felt the pressure to upgrade their networks in response. 2010 will be the year that the carriers - and maybe even consumers - start placing orders for network-boosting products.

The European Union Tuesday cleared the final hurdle for sweeping new rules for the bloc's telecommunications sector as the parliament gave its blessing after months of delay.

People are buying smartphones and we're just getting use to netbooks, but here come smartbooks which merge the low-power needs and always-on capabilities of the smartphone with the larger display of a netbook.

Verizon Communications Chairman Ivan Seidenberg on Wednesday had some harsh words for the Federal Communications Commission a day ahead of its planned vote on open Internet rules, adding to what has become a fever pitch of public debate over the proposal.