As rivals AT&T and Comcast expand their media businesses, Verizon struggles to find its footing.
From 56K to designated internet time on the family computer, we look back at our earliest internet memories.
On Google Search's 20th birthday, we take a look back at our earliest memories of the internet. (Yes, that includes the family computer too.)
K. Guru Gowrappan will become the new boss of Oath next month.
The social network had agreements with 61 companies, ranging from AOL to UPS to dating app Hinge.
AOL's dead Instant Messenger platform has been resurrected as the fan-built AIM Phoenix.
Five months since AOL Instant Messenger officially died and we're still in mourning. So we waxed nostalgic about our embarrassing screen names and more.
AOL's AIM messaging platform has been officially dead for five months. But it'll always be alive in our hearts.
A class action waiver and mutual arbitration clause are two big changes for Yahoo users as the site integrates further into the Verizon Oath family.
In today's news, Yahoo's and AOL's ad-targeting drive is reflected in a new privacy policy, NASA hunts for exoplanets and Waymo applies to test fully driverless cars.
Though Yahoo was already scanning its users' emails to maximize ad opportunities, doubling-down on the policy could raise eyebrows in a post-Cambridge Analytica world.
CES draws the tech obsessed to gawk at fancy televisions, but media movers and shakers are focused on the programming that ends up on those displays.
