Microsoft Memo: New Windows Ad "An Icebreaker" - at AllThingsD - Fri 10:55 am ET
Not quite sure what to make of Microsoft's new ad campaign? Here's how Bill Veghte, senior vice president of Microsoft's Online Services & Windows Business Group, explained it to the company's employees Thursday evening in an all-hands memo: It's an "icebreaker."

A Little Cheese With That Whine, Comcast? - at AllThingsD - Fri 3:30 am ET
As predictable as day following night, litigation has followed the Federal Communications Commission's sanctions against Comcast. In a long-expected action, Comcast sued the commission today claiming the FCC had no legal grounds on which to punish it for throttling file-sharing traffic on its network.

The Entire D6 Interview With Sony's Sir Howard Stringer (4 of 4) - at AllThingsD - Fri 3:04 am ET
We're posting all the interviews from the sixth D: All Things Digital conference that took place in late May. Here's Part 3 of 4 of an interview Walt Mossberg did with Sony Chairman and CEO Sir Howard Stringer.

A Little Cheese With That Whine, Comcast? - at AllThingsD - Thu 6:30 pm ET
As predictable as day following night, litigation has followed the Federal Communications Commission's sanctions against Comcast. In a long-expected action, Comcast sued the commission today claiming the FCC had no legal grounds on which to punish it for throttling file-sharing traffic on its network.

Sanjay Kumar Goes to White Castle Prison - at AllThingsD - Thu 3:05 pm ET
If I go down, you all go down. That's the personal philosophy former CA CEO Sanjay Kumar appears to have embraced after serving a few years in prison for conspiracy, securities fraud and obstruction of justice.

Bathybius Searches for Yahoo Share Price - at AllThingsD - Thu 12:04 pm ET
How low can Yahoo go? Lower still, apparently. The Internet underachiever's stock slipped to $17.81 a share on Thursday morning, marking an ugly new 52-week low, nearly a dollar lower than the one they hit Tuesday.

Amazon Announces Video Service You May Actually Want to Use, Redux - at AllThingsD - Thu 11:36 am ET
Apple's iTunes movie store just got its first legitimate rival: Amazon Video on Demand. Launched Wednesday night, the video-on-demand service replaces Amazon Unbox - the mediocre, odiously restrictive, Windows-only download service the retailer launched last year.