Netflix Inc.'s stock got a boost in premarket trading Monday after a Citi Investment research analyst upgraded the online movie rental company's shares and said the company's strong revenue growth is sustainable and it could reach 50 million subscribers by the end of 2013. Full story
Time Warner Cable Inc.'s high-speed Internet service overshadowed its core cable TV business as a boost in broadband subscribers contributed to a 52 percent increase in first-quarter net income. Full story
Disruption to Amazon.com Inc servers that host Internet services took down a raft of social networking websites including Foursquare and Quora early on Thursday, underscoring concerns about reliability as more companies turn to the "cloud." Full story
The EU's telecoms chief threatened on Tuesday to impose tougher rules to ensure Internet providers do not discriminate against some content companies such as internet voice call providers like Skype. Full story
Uganda will order social media sites Twitter and Facebook blocked locally if further protests over high food and fuel prices take place because they are being used to fan unrest, a senior official said Tuesday. Full story
An elderly Georgian woman who allegedly shut off Internet service in her country and neighboring Armenia while scavenging for copper cable is facing charges that could lead to three years in prison. Full story
In a country where 90 percent of those unemployed are under the age of 30, the Egyptian government has tried to unplug the mass protest by shutting down the internet--but as continued activity on Twitter and other social media sites shows, it's not that simple. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Daily Rant: David Goodfriend sounds off on the new rules for Internet providers and whose interests those rules protect.
The Postal Service said Tuesday it is facing the very real possibility of bankruptcy as internet services like e-mail and online banking continue to take a huge bite out of its business. NBC's Tom Costello reports.
Nov. 3: The New Yorker's Ken Auletta talks about his new book, "Googled" and how the Internet company redefined how the media makes money.
The head of the FCC delivered a major policy speech this morning, proposing new rules that would force Internet providers to treat all Web traffic equally. CNBC's Hampton Pearson has the details.
Yahoo stockholders arrive at the annual stockholders' meeting in Santa Clara, Calif., Thursday, Jun 25, 2009. Yahoo Inc. shareholders got their first chance to grill straight-talking Chief Executive Carol Bartz at the Internet company's annual meeting.
U.S. Army Sgt. James Bishop, center, and other soldiers from the 229th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, watch the inauguration of President Barack Obama at Camp Liberty in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009. "My mother always wanted to be here," sai
epa01333312 A file picture dated 02 May 2008 ahows the view of a neon Yahoo sign in Times Square, New York City, USA. Software giant Microsoft on 03 April 2008 said it had pulled its offer for Yahoo after its higher offer failed to move the internet company. 'Despite our best efforts, including rai
epa01241481 A file picture dated 19 October 2005 shows a finger pointing at a computer screen, which displays the logo of the internet company Yahoo! in Schwerin, Germany. US software giant Microsoft, producer of the Windows computer operating system, said 01 February 2008 it plans to buy internet f
