The Recording Industry Association of America has expanded its litigation against college students, this time preparing to send "John Doe"subpoenas to 19 people at George Washington University.

  The Recording Industry Association of America chooses a new target: Usenet. RIAA attorneys claim binary newsgroups are rife with copyright infringement--and they may even win.

  At an event in San Francisco, Chairman Bill Gates outlines how the business phone will fundamentally change.

  Yahoo beats expectations on financial results and sounds upbeat, but their plan for the future lacks specifics.

  An InfoTrends study shows Adobe's Lightroom is more widely used among photo pros than Apple Aperture, even among Mac users.

  Video: 'Unified Communications'announced by Microsoft. On Tuesday, Bill Gates took the stage in San Francisco to announce Microsoft's new line of software aimed at unifying voicemail, e-mail and business meeting technology.

  The News Corp.-owned social-networking site is set to announce that voice chat on its instant messaging client will be powered by eBay's Skype.

  Dance instructor is using the Internet to organize what she hopes will be a record-setting performance of the "Thriller"dance.

  Google Analytics is getting some new tricks. Webmasters rejoice!

  Arriving late with its E-1 followup, the Olympus E-3's speeds and feeds match what you'd expect for an entry-level pro model. But is that enough this late in the game?

  The company didn't think it was anything extraordinary but a plan to share customer data has predictably boomeranged.

  Could the smartest choice be buying neither HD format?; Leopard to go on sale at the end of the month; and an iTunes price drop.

  The Eee PC, a long-awaited sub-$300 laptop-like device, was officially announced for the North American market.

  Youtube isn't all amateur teen videos, robot demos and cringe-worthy clips of beauty-pageant contestants. The video site is also filling up with homemade clips from proud parents.