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Honest: Jessica Alba’s Now an E-Commerce Geek (Video)

Kara Swisher in Commerce on January 25 at 10:05 am PT

Can a Hollywood star sell online consumers on a healthier lifestyle for them and their kids?

Why the Future of TV Won’t Be Here Soon

Peter Kafka in Media on January 10 at 3:30 am PT

Social TV, Web TV, etc., are all fine. But regular people want to pay less for the stuff they want. And getting that to happen is going to require a lot of work.

Another Music Service You Didn't Pay for Shuts Down

Peter Kafka in Media on January 18, 2011 at 8:20 am PT

Here’s another swing and a miss by the big music labels: “Comes With Music,” a plan to bundle free music downloads with Nokia phones, is going away.

Microsoft Sells Eight Million Kinects–Well, Not Really, but Close Enough

Tricia Duryee in Commerce on January 5, 2011 at 10:37 pm PT

Microsoft is saying it has sold eight million Kinect sensors to surpass expectations. But it’s not that straightforward.

Confirmed! Apple Coming to Verizon–To Sell iPads

Peter Kafka in Media on October 14, 2010 at 7:00 am PT

Apple and Verizon have yet to announce an iPhone deal. But this sure gets them pretty close: The carrier is going to start selling iPads.

Ad.ly Promises to Get More Celebrities, Pitching More Stuff, In Your Facebook Feed

Peter Kafka in Media on October 12, 2010 at 12:37 pm PT

The social media ad start-up rolls out the “Facebook Bundle.” Simple, plausible and probably not that annoying.

Full D8 Video: Comcast COO Steve Burke

Kara Swisher in D8 on July 12, 2010 at 9:58 am PT

As promised, All Things Digital is posting the full videos from our eighth D: All Things Digital conference, held in early June. Today, we tune into Comcast COO Steve Burke to hear about the cable giant’s plans for its pending acquisition of NBC Universal from GE, which will create a television powerhouse, both online and off. That is, unless Google and Apple have something to say about it.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson: “Wireless Is the Priority of This Business”

John Paczkowski in D7 on May 27, 2009 at 8:17 am PT

Randall Stephenson is just two years into his tenure as CEO of AT&T, but faces challenges that have been decades in the making. Among them: remaking AT&T amid the steady decline of its landline business, future-proofing its business as our appetites for bandwidth grow, competing with the likes of Comcast in the cable TV market and fending off the proponents of Net neutrality who don’t care much for the idea of a two-tiered Internet. Beyond this there is the issue of continuing to build out AT&T’s wireless business, which if not iPhone-dependent, is certainly nursing a hell of a habit.