CEO Jonathan Schwartz wants to return the computer company to its former glory by giving away its software

  Days after announcing new versions of the digital music player, Microsoft names a new business leader for the Zune unit

  Advocates are urging Facebook to make its social networking site safer by taking a page from MySpace's security measures

  The nine-month-old telecom equipment joint venture is losing money. Scandal-plagued Siemens may bail out of its half

  The government will fund 30% of the proposed multibillion project, which will be built by Telekom Malaysia

  The telecom ministry set Oct. 1 as the deadline for applications for new licenses, but it will take several months before the government makes its choice

  Out with the old PC—companies should look to professional refurbishers to recycle wares in a safe, environmentally friendly, socially conscious way

  It's portraying itself as at the head of the pack among computer makers with a big initiative to help the environment. How good is the plan?

  For Big Blue and other IT services companies, Poland's workforce makes up for rising wages with skills that offset Bangalore's low costs

  Nicholas Negroponte hopes the One Laptop Per Child's "Give 1 Get 1" initiative will jump-start distribution of the new XO Laptop

  The shakeup and $1.43 billion charge confirm eBay's irrational exuberance as well as Skype's struggling Web-calling business model

  The Lord of the Rings Online has enjoyed explosive growth since its April unveiling. And it'll probably keep doing so—if it remains true to Tolkien's vision

  Adding photos may be just the first in a string of moves aimed at staying relevant and protecting its turf from social networking sites

  The hugely popular site seeks funding at a jumbo valuation, and Microsoft is nibbling. Yahoo and Google could be craving a piece as well