Yhoo Videos

Facebook prepares to go public...Time Warner Cable launches a "Roll over or get tough" campaign. Finding TV shows online.

The FCC today will lay out the case for expanding broadband Internet service, which could mean higher charges for phone customers ... MySpace may buy online music service Imeem ... and we look at some of this holiday season's hot gadget gifts. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

HP is buying 3Com for about $2.7 billion ... Motorola is exploring the sale of its big set-top box unit ... AMD predicts solid growth in the the chip market in 2010 ... and who needs TV to be entertained? Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

"Presenteeism" in the workplace is widespread, often because people can't afford to call in sick. Yahoo thinks its search partnership with Microsoft will go through soon despite questions from regulators. We're getting "crafty" for Christmas.

Subscribers continue to leave Sprint-Nextel. Happy Birthday to the Internet. Walt Mossberg with computer shopping.

AMD's ex-chief is linked to the Galleon case ... the FCC is considering taking back some TV spectrum ... Dreamworks posts better-than-expected earnings ... and another search engine might be in the works. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Motorola's 'Droid' makes its debut. You may find the best customer service online. Lifting the veil on pricing for health care.

Google and Microsoft intensify their rivalry, eBay's profit takes a hit and Disney's secret project.

Sun Microsystems plans to lay-off 3,000 employees, three big tech firms reported earnings after the close Tuesday, ideas for reducing carbon emissions and what Microsoft did to create Windows 7.

Microsoft has deals with Twitter and Facebook. Windows-7 arrives. Google may launch a music service.

During this episode, I go over some equity analysis, focusing primarily on the potential plays for earnings season. Plays include AAPL, YHOO, AXP, MCD and ISRG.

Apple updates the Imac, and posted blowout profits. The wraps are off the Nook. Medical exams by video are spreading.

The earnings flood goes on with five blue chips on deck to report. Consumers will spend more on electronics this holiday season. And stores get greener with the bring-your-own-bag phenomenon.

Cisco strikes a deal to buy Norway's Tandberg to bolster its position in videoconferencing ...a large majority of Americans don't want marketers to track their Web browsing ... and bloggers are getting red-carpet treatment at fashion shows. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Wal-Mart starts to shun DVDs ... Amazon offers a deal on Palm's Pre ...iPhone users finally get their MMS ... and we know it's dangerous, but a lot of us are still texting while driving. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.

Google Voice breaks federal call blocking rules, HP's CEO has an optimistic outlook and Best Buy's Geek Squad ramps up for the release of Windows 7 with a deal.

Twitter is close to securing 100 million dollars in funding; Facebook is being sued; Cisco's CEO sees a recovery coming and low speed electric vehicles are invading public roads.