Hasta La Creative!

Planned new rules would allow an Internet provider to negotiate separately with content companies like Disney or Google and charge for priority service.

It was the clearest statement on the merger from Netflix, nearly two months after it agreed to pay Comcast for a more direct connection to the cable operator’s Internet backbone.

The investment company T. Rowe Price has published a rhyming picture book to help worried parents plan for the cost of sending their children to college.

Winning in the distribution of high-end content is about mining an audience, and you can’t blame technology companies for believing they have relevant skill sets.

The companies filed documents in support of the plan, which has faced opposition and will be the subject of a Senate hearing this week.

An entrant in the growing field of devices and services to stream media, the Fire TV is likable but falls short of some rivals, a reviewer says.

Comcast’s position that there will be no diminution of cable TV competition in its proposed takeover of Time Warner may be beside the point as Wednesday’s Senate hearing approaches.

The court is to hear arguments over the legality of the streaming service on April 22. Mr. Diller, an investor, says losing the case could stifle innovation.

Michael Robertson may have to pay up to $41 million in a long-running case involving digital music files.

The rising cost of doing business in Manhattan is driving out many of its remaining bookstores, threatening the city’s sense of self as the center of the literary universe.