A founding board member of Google is onto his next big thing.

Ever wondered why your 256 kbps broadband connection never seemed like broadband? Well, it seems service providers have been short-changing consumers. Investigations by the telecom regulator, TRAI, have revealed that many operators had circumvented the rule by offering services with speeds “up to 256 kbps”. That is, a maximum speed of 256 kbps as against DoT’s rule of 256 kbps minimum.

In April this year when AOL launched its India portal, many said it was quite late in coming to India (compared to global rivals like Yahoo, Google and MSN, or even Indian players like Bennett Coleman’s Times Internet and rediff. com).

All you wanted to know about Xbox Live.

Business Today's fourth annual listing of 10 companies that are hip and happening. What made each of them stand up and be counted? Read on. The top ten in pictures

How software giant Microsoft and a few others are working to make computing affordable and relevant to India's poor.

Online cricket coverage grabs viewers and advertisers.

Dotcoms are booming once again, and so are internet jobs.

Will MSN-WorldSpace tie-up benefit both parties? For the subscription-based radio service provider, finding space on the MSN India portal gives it an opportunity to target a wider user base.

$1.5 billion (Rs 6,150 crore): The amount Citigroup Venture Capital International will invest in India.