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The industry analyst firm IDC is has released a new report that indicates that the enterprise social networking market is ready for ignition and liftoff.

MoveOn's executive director Eli Pariser called MySpace a "serial censorer of user-generated content" and presented a litany of complaints about the social networking site's practices.

The new platform has entered a public alpha test for developers who want to create web applications capable of running online or offline on a computer.

Video on demand company Intertainer reportedly filed a lawsuit against Google, Apple, and Napster for infringing on its digital distribution patent.

A legal brief filed with the US District Court in San Jose by Google's attorneys criticized the Department of Justice prosecutors involved in the federal government's grab for Google's search records.

Just in time for the holiday shopping rush, Yahoo has made a "social commerce" update to its site to add community feedback on products to the shopping experience.

Like other Internet players, Yahoo insists it has to play by the local rules in China, and thinks its place there can ultimately benefit the Chinese people.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn continues to sharpen his blade as he increases his stake at multimedia corporation Time Warner. In a fiery letter issued to the board of directors at Time Warner, Icahn blasts the board for "colossal" mistakes that started with the AOL merger, calling the merger a cardinal sin.