If you want to own Glee episodes at a cut-rate price, better get your Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) downloads fast.

Here’s a quick way to learn about the small, black second-gen Apple TV introduced by CEO Steve Jobs at the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) 09.

Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) today announced a slew of new products and features on its phone, music and video viewing offerings.

Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has found a new way to monetize Google Maps: Advertisers can now pay to have their logos, rather than generic icons, show up adjacent to the names of their businesses when users zoom in on an area.

Alterian, which provides marketers with a suite of content management and social media monitoring tools, has bought up Intrepid, a social media consulting firm.

And here it is ... the pocket-rocket version of Apple TV with $4.99 first-run movies and $0.

Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) is trying to close the loop between music discovery and iTunes Store’s music purchasing, by injecting a brand new social network in to iTunes itself.

NHN, which dominates the search market in South Korea and has been relying on Yahoo to power search ads on its search engine for six years, says it won’t be renewing the deal—marking the second time in two months that a major Asian partner has cut ties with Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO).

Apple’s annual fall event kicked off this morning with the company’s visionary leader Steve Jobs doing a couple of minutes of bragging, which has become typically at these kinds of launch events.

Facebook Credits, the virtual currency that Facebook members can use to buy various extras for Facebook apps, will soon be available for purchase in brick-and-mortar stores.