Paid content is the only way to go, News Corp. and Associated Press chief executives say

It seems most of the world can fire up a Kindle - except Canadians. Until a week ago, Amazon had one possible partner in Canada. Now it has three and won't ship e-reader until it reaches a deal

Touch-screen device could be sold in U.S. as early as next month, would compete with Amazon.com's Kindle, Wall Street Journal says

New Yorker arrested for using microbloggin service to alert protesters to police movements at G20 in Pittsburgh last month

A previously secret document suggests the province is not ready for H1N1

Microblogging discussing how to incorporate 140-character tweets into Internet search results

We asked Globe readers to send us some of their favourite Google Street View destinations and they came through

Text messaging found to help smokers, study finds

Says deal could inhibit rivals from entering market, lead to higher prices and poorer service for consumers, and stifle innovation

Justice Department investigates whether tech giant abused its position in mainframe computing market

With a free postcard you can send from your keyboard, Hippopost puts its own stamp on direct-mail marketing

Brazil-based ISP sees an opportunity to claim a piece of the $13-billion Canadian wireless business

Global version of Amazon's popular e-reader unveiled - just not north of the border

U.S. Congress to consider bill to address privacy issue

Government to forgive $450-million in disputed funds it is owed for running airwaves, strikes deal to introduce new fee regime