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Netflix has managed to forge a deal with AMC to bring new episodes of hit series Breaking Bad to its streaming video service right after they air on TV -- for U.K. subscribers, anyways.

Investors piled out of Zynga and seemingly right into Activision Blizzard.

Guest Post The biggest problem lies in what people think they know, but actually don't.

Guest Post Don't leave innovation up to the big guys. That's the main reason I created Elm, a new language, with collaboration from some fascinating developers.

Guest Post How powerful would it be for marketers to know what their customers are going to do before they actually do it?

Why online video ads will finally catch fire: supply and demand is ripe and they are about to intersect with some serious money.

"Every day, you have to prove yourself and convince -- move forward and challenge yourself. And doubt all the time," says Christine Lagarde, recently named by Forbes as the 7th Most Powerful Woman In The World.

Out of the 100 most powerful women in the world, 61 live and work in the US. From politicians to CEOs, these women are shaping the United States and the world.

If you follow VentureBeat but don't regularly check our GamesBeat site, here's a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.

A Yale researcher has the the retirement industry up in arms over his plan to publish apples-to-apples cost comparisons of thousands of 401k plans across the country.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says his company isn't selling as many Surface RT tablets as it would like.

After setting her pants on fire, Amanda Bynes' parents filed for conservatorship. Will their efforts to save their troubled daughter work?

iAuthor wants to narrow the gap between "talent and opportunity" in the wild west of self-publishing online.

Earth Starter is raising a Kickstarter campaign to fix our broken food system. The company creates 'Nourishmats' that make it easy for anyone living in an urban area to grow their own vegetables and herbs.

T-Mobile's getting serious about competing with Verizon and AT&T, both of whom are capturing record numbers of iPhone and Android smartphone customers, announcing an "unprecedented" deal today: zero dollars down for all ...

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Lot's of speculation lately about the acquisition roadmap ahead for Google - including 5 pretty good reasons why they might buy Jawbone by Simons Chase (from May here). Simons summary version is this: 1. Jawbone's recent...

Google's new Chromecast stick is already be a hit in terms of early sales, but it might not be the first streaming media device the company was planning to offer consumers.

It's 2013, and yet we're still relying primarily on static images for video discovery on the web.

Firefox's developer tools now include a responsive design simulator for various screen resolutions as well as a Firefox OS emulator just for the new brand of phones running Firefox OS.

This doesn't bode well for the online travel market.

Imagine if you could see what an artwork would look like on your wall before you bought it. And imagine if that artwork only cost $250, and was purchasable with a tap and swipe of your iPad.