Net radio talks may prevent doomsday
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Blog: Some Webcasters say they're encouraged by recent offers by the record industry group charged with collecting higher fees--including a potential reprieve for some smaller online DJs.--but nothing's set in stone yet.
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For do-it-yourself Internet disc jockeys, the prospects for staying on the air may be up in the air.
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Plans to send Internet broadband signals  down mains electricity cables rather than telephone lines could  hit the radio hams whose transmissions were so vital in the  aftermath of the Asian tsunami, New Scientist magazine reported  on Wednesday.
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Radio microphones used in the entertainment industry could be under threat from plans to sell off airwaves.
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No, music fans, there isn't a problem with your Web connection -- it's just that many Internet radio stations are deliberately offline today.
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Can members of Al Qaeda use voice over Internet technology (VOIP) to avoid wiretaps?
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While TV viewers and radio listeners have long suffered through ear-piercing emergency-alert tests, the system has had a spotty record in actual crises. That's why critics are leery of plans to expand the system to cell phones and PCs. By Randy Dotinga.
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Electronic communication is nearly instantaneous, essentially wiping out time and distance. But what is being said using all this marvelous technology? That's what really matters. Commentary by Tony Long.
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The two dot-com titans are bickering again.
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By MATT COLEMAN  It's easy to take instant communication for granted with the accessibility of cell phones and the Internet. This becomes a little more difficult when the person you're communicating with is in a war zone.
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Analysis: Why something like optimism hovers over the talks on Pyongyang's nuclear program
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Blog: New fees don't appear to have stopped many Webcasters from silencing their streams yet, but they're still counting on a formal compromise with the music industry.
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Talks toward the formation an international treaty on the intellectual property rights of broadcasters over the signals they transmit, broke down today as almost everyone involved predicted.  The discussion most likely centered on whether broadcasters can claim legal rights over content that appeared on its over-the-air signals, which would have affected its ability to be shown later on the Web.
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Analysis: Why something like optimism hovers over the talks on Pyongyang's nukes
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Also: Crippled spy satellite threatens Earth. See what people are saying on News.com Extra.
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Coincidence or foresight? A mysteriously prescient note about a wrestlerâs wifeâs death highlights the predictive possibilities of the internet.
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You could soon surf the internet and make a cell phone call from the air. The Federal Communications Commission is now open to the possibility.