Alicia Keys, the Black Eyed Peas, Josh Groban, Def Leppard and Toby Keith have been added to the line-up of Saturday’s Live 8 concert in Philadelphia.

Britney Spears has come last in poll of kids in the US to find the Coolest Celebrity Mum.

Is music something you own or something you rent? How music fans answer that question in coming months will help determine the viability of a new slate of online music services that offer to fill portable music players with an unlimited number of songs for a monthly fee.

Saddam Hussein may already have been convicted in the court of international public opinion for crimes against the Iraqi people, but more will be needed to get a guilty verdict from an Iraqi court – and DNA evidence may be the key.

Britney Spears' busy year of headline-grabbing antics have helped her earn the title as the most-searched-for person on the internet for the third time in four years.

Internet users at home are not nearly as safe online as they believe, according to a shock report published today.

Four of the world's largest email and Internet service providers have filed lawsuits in the US against the worst alleged offenders behind unsolicited junk emails, or spam.

Dublin-based technology firm Media Lab Europe has announced a research partner agreement with America Online (AOL).

AOL Time Warner is considering a name change and may drop the AOL and become known simply as Time Warner.

AOL TIME Warner Inc, the world’s largest media company, will use $750 million from a legal settlement with Microsoft Corp to reduce debt, chief executive Richard Parsons said.

America Online, Microsoft and Yahoo! Inc have said that they are to work together to find ways to block unidentified e-mail messages and stop the creation of fraudulent e-mail accounts.

Fourth-quarter losses skyrocketed at AOL Time Warner after a staggering €45.5bn (€42bn) charge to account for the struggling media conglomerate’s plunging value.

America Online has won €7m in damages from a “spam ring” that bombarded AOL members with junk e-mail advertising adult Websites.

AOL Time Warner Inc's internet unit America Online is planning to slash at least $100m (€100m) in operating expenses, including hundreds of jobs at its Northern Virginia headquarters, because of a sharp drop in advertising revenue and changes in business strategy, the Washington Post reported citing sources.

AOL Time Warner Inc's America Online may cut more jobs in the next two months, according to reports.

The US Justice Department has launched a probe into accounting practices at AOL Time Warner in part linked to its dealings with Wembley plc, it emerged today.

Shares in the world’s largest media company plunged today as it faced a probe into its accounting practices in part linked to its dealings with Wembley plc.

Bob Pittman has stepped down as chief operating officer of AOL Time Warner in a shake-up at the world’s largest media company.

AOL Time Warner's America Online unit said accounting transactions for advertising revenues between 2000 and 2002 were appropriate and accounting for them differently would have had no impact on profits.

AOL Time Warner, the world's largest media company, has reported a net loss of $54.24 bn (€60.7bn) for its first quarter.

America Online is eliminating another 1,200 jobs - 8% of its workforce - as the unit reorganises itself, copes with an advertising downturn and integrates with the rest of the AOL Time Warner media conglomerate.

Napster, the former US music industry bad-boy, has struck a distribution deal with three major record labels that are launching a music subscription service this summer.

Microsoft and America Online are attempting to thrash out a deal that could see AOL's internet service become a default feature of Windows.

Talks over whether America Online will be included in Microsoft's upcoming Windows XP operating system have broken down.

America Online is raising the cost of its primary Internet service by 9% in a move that could generate an additional £350m annually for the media giant.

Cable operator NTL has confirmed it was in talks with US-based media giant AOL Time Warner about a European partnership.

AOL Time Warner, the world's biggest media company, is reportedly in talks with NTL, the UK's biggest cable operator, about a partnership in Europe.

The Florida state Supreme Court has ruled America Online cannot be held responsible for child pornography exchanged in its chatrooms.

Nokia has announced an alliance with America Online to develop a new browser for use with WAP-enabled mobile phones.

The $106bn merger of America Online and Time Warner has cleared its final government hurdle.