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Intel Media was acquired by Verizon, which wants to add TV everywhere there is an Internet connection.

Broadcasters contend Aereo’s service violates copyright laws. The company says it is not covered by the relevant provisions of those laws.

At a time when e-book sales seem to be flattening, there is something to be learned from Kevin Kelly’s self-published print catalog, a collection of reviews accrued from a website over the years.

The United States is falling dangerously behind in offering high-speed, affordable broadband service, according to technology experts and recent studies.

Several new e-book subscription services are analyzing the data of readers and providing it free.

With download sales cooling after a decade of growth, streaming services like Spotify, Pandora and Apple’s new iTunes Radio have become the latest hope for the troubled music business.

Vice Media announced that it was buying Carrot Creative, a digital agency that creates apps, websites and games for media companies and brands.

Analysts will for the first time post messages on English-language websites that jihadists use to recruit, raise money and promote their cause.

The Federal Communications Commission chairman, Tom Wheeler, said the agency would move the nation’s century-old network of circuits, switches and wires toward an Internet-based system.

John Pleasants, the hard-charging co-chief of Disney’s video game and web division, is expected to remain with the company through January as a consultant.