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Suffering a crisis of confidence these days about its ability to compete with its emerging Asian rivals, Japan is in the midst of a growing craze for Indian education.
Forget Second Life. The real virtual world gold rush centers on the grammar-school set.
Unlike dating sites that treat being single as a predicament, this one celebrates flying solo.
A shy kid from Harlem but a firebrand online.
After five years of job losses, Silicon Valley's turnaround coincides with increased investment in clean environment technology.
The Web is a window on personal lives, and employers can peer in.
The online dating service Chemistry.com plans to unleash a new advertising campaign that seeks to depict its competitor, eHarmony.com, as out of touch with mainstream American values.
Google News offers a new feature that allows people quoted in news articles to post a comment that will be paired with that article online.
Some literary-minded bloggers seemed a little piqued at comments on their hobby made by Doris Lessing in her Nobel lecture this month.
Both Radiohead and a former Talking Head have advice for young artists on navigating the chaotic music industry.
The growing confrontation promises to be an epic battle that shapes the prosperity and progress of both companies.
Apple put to rest the last of a series of lawsuits it brought in a losing and costly effort to put a stop to Web leaks about its product plans.
Walter H. G. Lewin, a physics professor at M.I.T., has found devotees across the country with his online lectures.
Nanosolar, a heavily financed Silicon Valley start-up whose backers include Google's co-founders, plans to announce Tuesday that it has begun selling its innovative solar panels.
Ringing cellphones and Web surfing students are only part of the exasperation of countless teachers and professors in the computer era.
Ingrid Michaelson, a 28-year-old singer-songwriter whose self-produced album "Girls and Boys" reached No. 2 on the iTunes pop chart, is enjoying an enchanted transformation as a recording artist.
If all goes well, Evan Goldberg will have come a long way from the overcrowded Silicon Valley apartment that served as NetSuite's first office nearly 10 years ago.
Newer computer chips with multiple processors require dauntingly complex software and programmers are having a hard time keeping up.
Internet radio companies say a recent decision by the Copyright Royalty Board would make it impossible for them to stay afloat.
Researchers are using Facebook habits to study how tastes and values affect the formation of social relationships.
More companies are helping large corporate clients create services resembling MySpace or YouTube to bring their customers together online.
The race is on for competitive advantage in the truly open cellular phone network of the future.
What are so many crochet-hook-wielding, papermaking,silversmithing handicrafters doing online? Trying to prove that the future of shopping — and of work — is all about the past.
Paramount Pictures is lurching onto the Web with its "Jackass" franchise, with what it says will be the first studio-backed feature film to have its premiere online.
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