Verizon Droid Price Drops To $120

Proclaimed iPhone-killer the Droid has been out for a week and it's already seeing price cuts from some retailers.

ESPN Suspends Superstar Writer Bill Simmons From Using Twitter

ESPN is suspending its hotshot writer Bill Simmons from Twitter for two weeks.

The reason: He started mouthing off at Boston sports station WEEI on Twitter.

CHART OF THE DAY: YouTube's Top Money Makers Are Record Labels

Music videos from Sony and Universal on YouTube have more advertising sold against them than any other group, according to analysis from TubeMogul.

The Next Twitter: Pay Attention To Hot Potato, A New 'Real-Time' Startup

The hot story in tech right now is "real-time," thanks to Twitter and Facebook, so you're going to hear a lot of noise over the next few years about "real-time" tech startups.

Salesforce Shows Off Chatter: Twitter For Corporations

Salesforce is getting into the "real-time" niche, too.

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Tesla Prepping Its IPO

Tesla is working on its IPO, says Reuters citing two sources. Those sources say we can expect a filing any day.

Flickr Co-founder Resurrects Old Flickr Idea

Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield left Yahoo disillusioned and disgruntled. Now based in Vancouver, Canada, Stewart started Tiny Speck, Inc.

Why Yahoo Can't Let Search Share Keep Slipping

Yahoo must keep its share of search above 11% for the next three years, otherwise the Microsoft deal won't add additional profits, says Doug Anmuth of Barcalys.

`GMA' staffers: Stephanopoulos Can't Handle Chaz Bono!

George Stephanopoulos is the frontrunner to replace Diane Sawyer on ABC's "Good Morning America," but some staffers on the show doubt whether he could handle an interview with the likes of Chaz Bono, TVNewser hears.