Developers working with the Open AIM platform will have the option to pull in some revenue through a new program expected to debut next month.

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HarperCollins took online publishing to a new limit with its expansion of their Browse Inside program to allow people to read full books online.

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Once upon a time, few outside of the scientific community knew of the World Wide Web, not to mention email or newsgroups. Internet usage continues to rise dramatically since the advent of the Web.

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Andrew Allemann suggested the salad days of working with Yahoo for parked domain ads will be replaced by the grimmer prospect of negotiating with Microsoft.

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Once the markets close, Yahoo will report on its Q4 and full year earnings. Jerry Yang’s chat will probably include news of whatever layoffs may be scheduled.

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At first I thought the Facebook ads I saw on my profile were some kind of play on the credits for ‘Monty Python and the Holy Grail’, but then I figured out what was happening.

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Weird behavior on Google’s translation service page made the gossips at Gawker think they found a scoop. They didn’t. Here’s why.

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The Yahoo ID used by its members to login to services like Flickr and Yahoo Mail will soon be usable to authenticate to sites supporting the OpenID standard.

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The Mac Address Book picked up a connection to Pulse in the wake of the MacWorld conference.

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If you were too busy celebrating the Giants win on Sunday to be bothered with watching 60 Minutes and its interview with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Resource Shelf has a transcript of the chat.

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