Monthly Archives: April 2010

Comcast Close to ResistanceTradersHuddle.comNew York, April 30th (TradersHuddle.com) – Shares of Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are trading very close to calculated resistance at $20.09 with the … Original story here.

EarthLink to Deliver Presentation at Jefferies' GlobalTransWorldNews (press release)EarthLink (NASAQ: ELNK) is going to be giving a presentation at the 6 th Annual Jefferies Internet, Media and Telecom Conference. …Dividends And Earnings Growth In Energy And TechnologyInvestopediaall 2 news articles » … Continue reading →

AP – Apple Inc. is shutting down its newly bought Lala online music service amid speculation it is creating a way for iTunes customers to listen to songs stored on distant computers. Original story here.

Daily Options Trading for Comcast Corporation (CMCSK)Market IntellisearchComcast Corporation closed at $18.92 in the last trading session and opened today at $18.75. The stock price declined $0.07 (-0.37%) to $18.85 in today's …and more » Original story here.

PC World – We’ve been hearing about the rumored Google TV for more than two months now, and it appears that May could bring an official unveiling of sorts. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google plans to debut … Continue reading →

The Worst Company in AmericaNew York Times (blog)In the final round of the tournament, which garnered more than 9000 votes, Comcast beat out Tickemaster to be crowned the winning worst company with a …What Company Do Americans Hate Most?Before It’s … Continue reading →

Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Phone, Cable Companies Reup Opposition to Broadband RegulationEnterpriseNetworkingPlanetThat ruling vacated a 2008 order censuring Comcast for secretly blocking traffic on its data network, a decision that was hailed at the time by net …Search neutrality? How … Continue reading →

Reuters – Lala, the online music service, will be shut down on May 31, just five months after Apple Inc bought the start-up fueling speculation the iPod maker plans to launch a new Web-based version of iTunes. Original story here.

Reuters – A college student who hacked into former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s e-mail account and posted some of its contents on the Internet was found guilty Friday. Original story here.

NewsFactor – Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz has put Google under a microscope — and found some flaws. The search executive talked to the media about Google’s weak spots, but some say she’s not in a position to scrutinize a company … Continue reading →

Christopher Null – It’s the hottest thing to come along in the tech world since blogging: The app store. And soon you might just have an app store for every gadget in your arsenal. Original story here.

RTT News Don't Miss Cable's New Lift-OffMotley FoolFor instance, I've been watching Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSA) for nearly a decade now, and during that time the company has been a constant victim of concerns …Comcast, Time Warner Cable Rise on Internet … Continue reading →

AFP – Apple on Friday expanded its iTunes online film service to France and Ireland. Original story here.

AFP – Yahoo! chief executive Carol Bartz, who took the reins of the Internet firm last year, received compensation worth more than 47 million dollars in 2009, the company reported. Original story here.

MENLO PARK, Calif.—-El Dorado Ventures today announced that Robert M. Chiste has joined the firm as an Executive-in-Residence . Chiste was most recently the Chairman, President and CEO of Comverge , where he led the company’s successful 2007 IPO. Original … Continue reading →