Today's headlines

By Giselle Abramovich

Online video destination YouTube has introduced a new WAP site, a move that further validates the power of mobile video.

By Lauren Mooney

The New York Times Co. launched a text messaging service to distribute news, features and columns from its newspaper and features from The Times Magazine.

By Giselle Abramovich

American Airlines has debuted a mobile version of AA.com to better communicate with travelers and improve the travel experience for customers.

By Lauren Mooney

Horse racing enthusiasts can now have real-time race information even when they are not trackside.

By Lauren Mooney

Video entertainment Web site Metacafe and mobile content providers Nareos Inc. and Zed are trying to make it easy for users to find the videos they like.

By Giselle Abramovich

Ever wish you can play along with television game shows or even live sports events? Seek AirPlay.

By Giselle Abramovich

Social networks such as Facebook, MySpace and YouTube will strengthen their presence in mobile as consumers increasingly are charmed by the immediacy offered by social networking on the phone

By Mickey Alam Khan

Ask and you shall get: That mantra worked for several mobile companies as they proudly announced millions of dollars in new funding last week. Is this the beginning of a mobile boom?