Media and Entertainment Industry

Yahoo airing two original comedy series beginning next year

The shows will air on Yahoo on desktops and mobile devices

China’s Internet loses ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ US TV shows

The shows had been licensed to China's top video sites, leaving questions over why they were pulled

Skype group video calls finally free on Windows, Mac desktops and Xbox

Users are allowed to make calls for up to 100 hours per month

Google will push mobile app installs in search and YouTube

The company's program works similarly to others offered by Facebook and Twitter

Aereo argues that ruling against it could hurt cloud storage business

The steaming video service argues it does not violate US copyright law by giving subscribers access to over-the-air TV

Aereo court case: Consumer control over TV vs. broadcaster copyrights

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in the copyright infringement case against the streaming TV service

Kubi: Really cool, effective, robotic telepresence

See and be seen in meetings with Kubi

Music labels sue Pandora over pre-1972 recordings

The streaming music service is violating New York law by not paying artists, the lawsuit alleges

Gadget lust o’ the week: Fantastic audio with Cambridge Audio DacMagic XS

Fon pitches Wi-Fi router with Spotify integration via Kickstarter

The router costs from $30 and will start shipping in July, if the project succeeds