Publisher's plans to build out new sites for magazines like Details have been suspended indefinitely, according to a MediaBistro post.

Economic downturn forces CEO Mark Zuckerberg to indefinitely postpone plan that would have let vested employees partially cash out without taking the company public.

Scott Cleland is paid by AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, and others to assail Google, which he does on a daily basis. Now his adversary has fought back, at least a little.

Yahoo director and major shareholder Carl Icahn, in an SEC filing, outlines the reason for his recent increased stake in the struggling Internet search company.

Less than a month after Netflix made its debut on the Xbox, some customers are complaining about loss of video quality just like owners of the Netflix Player by Roku.

Boxee, an all-in-one media center for your PC, is slowly gaining momentum as a go-to source for all of your videos, photos, and music. This week, the company has signed up Netflix so users can seamlessly stream movies on their computer by using their TV remotes. On this Daily Debrief, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Josh Lowensohn discuss why Boxee has the right ingredients to be a game-changer in how we watch our media.

Flickr updates its mobile Web site and introduces support for video playback, a huge feature that's still not quite open to all.

The online media company, which owns music service Rhapsody, went through a round of layoffs on Thursday, according to multiple sources. About 130 people have been cut.

According to PaidContent, some of the Barry Diller-led conglomerate's "programming" sites may be sold off, as it tries to weather the recession.

Entertainment conglomerate, parent company of MTV Networks, says it expects to save $200 million to $250 million in 2009 with the cutbacks.

Billionaire investor opposes selling just a portion of the Internet pioneer because he believes the stock is undervalued.

It's no secret Google has been pinching pennies. While engineering still matters, revenue generation is in the driver's seat.

A successful public-private partnership to combat cyberthreats will require more trust and forward-looking ideas, policy experts say referring to Homeland Security.

The Netflix Player by Roku and Apple TV both see marked performance loss in delivering video to customers. Are they connected?

Government information collection and sharing programs are too secretive, security and privacy experts tell the House Homeland Security Committee.

At an event in New York, the in-game advertising company pitches its product as a choice option for reaching the coveted 18-34 male demographic.

Stephen Colbert wants viewers to go on iTunes today at exactly 5 p.m. EST to buy his Christmas album. Currently, Kanye West has the No. 1 spot on iTunes and Colbert is peeved.

One part social network, one part video archive, and one part office productivity drain, Comedy Central's Jokes.com is designed as a hub for all things stand-up comedy.

User-built online encyclopedia receives grant to hire new developers, with a goal of making the occasionally confusing interface friendlier to non-geek contributors.

Apple gives developers the green light to distribute a small number of promotional codes for iPhone apps, allowing some users to try them out for free.

Mike Horowitz, a Google employee since 2003, has taken a new job at Fetch overseeing a product to extract useful information from the Web.