Winter olympics
DENVER - The Associated Press is setting up a division to help the news cooperative, newspapers and broadcasters sell digital products directly to readers on the next wave of Internet-connected devices such as Apple's iPad.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia - What if the Miracle on Ice players had Twitter accounts?
Or if the sprinters who raised their gloved fists on the medal stand could have shared their thoughts on Facebook?
Thanks to laptops, cell phones and other new technology, social networking could be the route the next transformative Olympian uses to get the word out.
NEW YORK - The Associated Press said Tuesday that more than 900 newspapers and broadcasters will be supplementing their online coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics with a special package of stories, photographs, video and blogs produced by the AP.
The economic slump appears to have taken a toll on Super Bowl ads, pushing the price down for only the second time in the game's history, though they're still the most expensive on television.
The economic slump has prices for Super Bowl commercial time falling for only the second time in its history, but it is still the most expensive on television.
