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CEO Carol Bartz on a roll to ditch properties Technology trends and news by (Updated: 12 PST to incorporate comment from Yahoo) Just 17 months after buying video ad network for $160 million, Maven Networks, Yahoo plans to wind down its publisher relationships it had with Maven Networks. Maven Networks provided hosting, content management and advertising for large media properties. But that business is no longer a priority to Yahoo. While Yahoo's current video player and advertising platform are based off of Maven, according to Brian Nelson, Yahoo spokesperson,Yahoo will not focus on serving large media properties. Rather Yahoo will focus on its own properties and a few other off-network properties, such as The Newspaper Consortium. Despite what other news sources are reporting, Yahoo has not laid off a bulk of employees... [read full story]
David Johnson resigns as executive VP, general counsel, of International Game Technology RENO, Nev. (AP) -- International Game Technology said David Johnson has resigned as executive vice president, general counsel and...
HOUSTON, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- NASA said there was another false fire alarm Tuesday morning aboard the International Space Station -- the third such false alarm during the STS-129 mission. About 7 a.m. EST smoke and fire alarms...
The 3.2 touchscreen handset features Nokia's Comes with Music service that allows users to download as many songs as they want from the Nokia Music Store for 12 or 18 months after they have purchased a compatible handset,...
LiquidPlanner, online project management for the collaborative enterprise, today announced the launch of its first iPhone application, a fully integrated native application that is designed to keep project teams in sync with...
