Microsoft says next Office suite will go on the Web By Daisuke Wakabayashi LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The next upgrade of Office business software from Microsoft Corp will include a version that edits word processing documents and sp ...Read More »

Dell, Ingram Micro fuel worries about tech spending By Franklin Paul and Tiffany Wu NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two of the biggest computer vendors, Dell Inc <DELL.O> and Ingram Micro Inc <IM.N>, warned on Tuesday that ...Read More »

Media moguls gather for summer camp By Dan Cox SUN VALLEY, Idaho (Hollywood Reporter) - Major media executives packed their bathing suits, BlackBerrys and iPods this weekend and headed for their version of su ...Read More »

Media moguls gather for summer camp By Dan Cox SUN VALLEY, Idaho (Hollywood Reporter) - Major media executives packed their bathing suits, Blackberrys and iPods this weekend and headed for their version of su ...Read More »

Disney to offer free movies online By Alex Woodson NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Disney will stream full-length movies on its Web site for the first time, as part of its "Wonderful World of Disney" series ...Read More »

IBM to sell support for rival to Microsoft Office By Julien Pretot BOSTON (Reuters) - IBM <IBM.N> will offer help desk service for its Symphony line of software, raising the competition with rival Microsoft Corp's <MSFT.O> suite of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. ...Read More »

Hulu lands new partners as usages rises By Kenneth Li NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hulu, the video website owned by News Corp and NBC Universal, said on Tuesday its service will be distributed on seven new sites, making ...Read More »

Hulu heading for new sites By Kenneth Li NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hulu, the online video website owned by News Corp. <NWS.N> and NBC Universal, said on Tuesday its service will be distributed on se ...Read More »

Free software takes on Microsoft Office By Jim Finkle BOSTON (Reuters) - Pierre Avignon is no pirate, but he does not believe in paying for software. His computer is filled with programs like Symphony -- a free s ...Read More »

COVER STORY: VH1 Hits a New High Note By Broadcasting & Cable

Celebrity Rehab, a show in which a popular TV shrink attempts to cure a group of drug-addicted, washed-up stars, has just been greenlighted for season two. Dr. Drew Pinsky and his cohorts are now out searching for a new batch of fallen stars—next season's versions of Chyna, Daniel Baldwin and others—to counsel.

To some, it's undoubt..... ...Read More »