As the news networks come to grips with the digital revolution, ABC News is merging the old and new world every day with an original newscast whose primary audience have video iPods.

As ambitious parents in western countries cram their children into Mandarin classes and career-minded Chinese students study English, an online service has stepped into the fray — Chinglish.com.

SideStep Inc., an Internet search site for travelers, said it is set to announce on Tuesday that it has acquired TravelPost.com, a site for consumers to review hotels and resorts.

Viacom Inc. has requested that video Web site YouTube take down some Viacom videos, including shows by comedians Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, as part of ongoing discussions on how the two companies can work together, a Viacom source said on Monday.

News Corp.’s MySpace.com on Monday said it had licensed a new technology to stop users from posting unauthorized copyrighted music on the social networking Web site and oust frequent violators of its policy.

Cable network owner Turner Broadcasting System on Monday said it plans to launch a broadband comedy network in January as parent company Time Warner Inc. bulks up its Internet businesses.

A computer game developed in Denmark is about to give high school students outside the Middle East a new window into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Universal Music is slashing European download prices for some of its older albums, the first broad online cost-cutting move by any of the four major music companies.

Security professionals from around the world have snapped up places on a Scottish university’s pioneering new terrorism course, which went live on Monday via the Internet.

Nokia on Monday became the latest major consumer electronics company to enter the booming car-navigation market, upping the ante for Dutch market leader TomTom.

AOpen presents XC Cube EZ965 and EU965. These are the small form factor (SFF) systems that supporting Intel latest Core 2 Duo and Pentium D processors with built-in Intel G965 Express chipset made them the AOpen flagship SFF systems in the world.

IBM announced a new intelligent wireless project with Heineken, Safmarine, and University of Amsterdam, in conjunction with Dutch Customs, UK Customs and US Customs and Border Protection.

Alcatel and Samsung have signed an agreement to develop mobile handsets compatible with the evolution of the DVB-H standard in the S-Band. This is part of Alcatel’s Unlimited Mobile TV solution.

Nokia announced its first dedicated personal navigation device to include Europe-wide maps, the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation.

Alvarion announced the availability of primary voice services over WiMAX enabled by the latest edition of BreezeMAX, Alvarion’s WiMAX Certified system.

Booking agents and managers are embracing a new Web tool to identify potential live markets for their artists.

A pioneer of the fast-growing online video distribution market aims to help professional video makers create syndicated video channels, supported by advertising, that can play across a range of Web sites.

The horror genre is hot, as indicated by current box office champ “Saw III,” and Comcast Corp. plans to capitalize on that popularity with Tuesday’s appropriately timed launch of its broadband and video-on-demand channel FEARnet.com.

Only one-fourth of Americans who search the Internet for health advice regularly check the source and date of the information they find to assess its quality, according to a survey released on Sunday by the Pew Internet Project.

The Bush administration is failing to counter Islamist online propaganda that could propel militancy into the next generation, experts say.

A federal judge on Friday questioned whether Google Inc. defamed a small company by cutting it from its Web search ranking system or whether Google is free to choose which sites it features.

No one was buying hell on Friday — or at least its red-hot Web address.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to consider whether Microsoft Corp. should have to pay damages overseas for infringing a speech recognition software patent owned by AT&T Inc.

The video game maker that sparked uproar over a hidden sex scene in “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas,” is courting new controversy with its latest schoolyard title “Bully” — featuring boys kissing.

Designing a more fuel efficient car can be less of a challenge than selling one.