Shrinking newsrooms hurting papers' quality, finds Project for Excellence in Journalism

Senior exec tells FCC hearing company will offer more precise levels of service that promise minimum, maximum transmission rates

Bandwidth provider threatening to halt service if it is not paid for services rendered; Utah-based company that buys bandwidth unable to pay until federal government releases $2.1-million in held funds

DRAM makers have been left reeling by lengthy slump in prices that show no sign of fully recovering

For $60 a month, residents of Nunavut's remote communities can stay connected to the outside world with satellite broadband

Wireless auction yielded about three times more than government expected; lower taxes may result, Prentice says

Canada's largest movie exhibitor says it will install at least 175 systems in theatres across country by end of 2009

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Britain's largest pay-TV firm to launch subscription service offering downloads, streaming audio

Users can take their online identity to other sites and social networks without having to register again

Former .Mac service (which is still more expensive in Canada) is meant to keep e-mail, calendars, address books and bookmarks on all of your computers and devices synchronized

Facebook and MySpace have offered crime-solving help to detectives, and are now being used by prosecutors, looking for damaging Internet photos

Wireless spectrum auction concludes with $4.25-billion of bids; two new entrants may take run at forming new national company

Company beats Wall Street expectations with $1.07-billion quarterly profit, but disappoints investors with lower forecasts for current quarter