A Texas woman sued video rental company Blockbuster for sharing personal information with Facebook through the company's Beacon marketing program, the Associated Press reported.

Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spent almost as much time responding to gossip surrounding the candidates' personal lives as to the issues which distinguish them, during last night's final Democratic Debate.

A new report from the National Toxicology Program is generating intense media coverage about the possible danger of using bisphenol in plastic bottles or the lining of food containers, particularly those used for infants.

Windows XP users are kicking up a fuss over the eventual phasing out of their beloved operating system.

American Airlines tells already disgruntled travelers that it is canceling another 850 flights today - almost 40% of the carrier's schedule - for additional wiring inspections. The announcement follows Monday's termination of 460 flights.

The 2008 Beijing Olympic games continue to spark protest from some sectors, this time because of the country's action involving Tibet. According to The New York Times and other media reports, a Tibet-related protest of the torch ceremony broke out in London during the weekend and is expected in Paris.

A world survey by the BBC and GlobeScan shows that America's plummeting image abroad is no longer plummeting.

Despite grassroots communications that initially saved the show, the CBS fan favorite Jericho is being cancelled.

The Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) announcement that the toxin in heparin is over-sulfated chondroitin sulfate demonstrated unusual efficiency by the agency

The rate at which communicators are embracing social networking as a useful corporate tool continues to amaze.