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The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas is in its final leg. The hashtags #CES and #CES2012 have been used in over 60,000 tweets each day. So what news do you need to know and what is next for the world of tech?
LAS VEGAS, LG Electronics has introduced the Google TV platform to its "smart" television, explains Matthew Durgin, Director, Smart TV Content Busine...
LAS VEGAS -- This is two days late, but, really, what in the name of Windows 95 was going on in Microsoft's keynote speech at CES 2012? Of all the wac...
The International Academy of Web Television (IAWTV) will present its first awards program for excellence across multiple platforms on Thursday, Janu...
LAS VEGAS - The industry consortium of five of the the major Hollywood studios, the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE), is readying a com...
Starting out the week-long CES conference in Las Vegas on Monday will be a highly anticipated press conference with LG Electronic...
The Consumer Electronics Show -- the mother of all tech trade shows -- is where people find out what many companies plan to release at some point during the year. Here are a few things we can we expect at CES 2012.
It's easy to write off this massive technology trade show as an outdated, overrated, and overhyped gizmo-fest. But I think it's incredibly valuable, and often results in real marketplace knowledge ahead of the curve.
Apps are beginning to proliferate the connected TV landscape, but they are not the future, says Avner Ronen, CEO and co-founder of Boxee in this inte...
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On twelve Members of Congress sits the dragon of our deficit. But the Supercommittee tasked with deciding how to slay this dragon before it consumes u...
Two bills moving through Congress seek to protect copyright owners from the threat of digital piracy. But rather than take on actual criminals, this proposed legislation greatly expands the reach of the government.
Time is running out on the United States as the world's economic leader. That's why we need a business-led grand plan.
For the coming campaign, he should switch out Vice President Biden with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The New York Times front page featured a menacing headline, "A Businessman in Congress Helps His District and Himself." However, key facts in the story are inaccurate and the headline crumbles without these facts.
U.S. drug companies often create miracle drugs and they deserve to be rewarded, but we must not let drug companies' financial needs overtake common sense.
