95 news & feature articles results for "cendant corp online travel company"

Just after signing contracts with travel site's biggest competitors, discount airline ducks out of distribution agreement.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

Jeff Berman, MySpace's general manager of video, tells CNET News.com about the social networking site's plans for its new MySpace TV, from Flektor to music videos to original programming.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

special report No longer a struggling start-up, the online travel site is once again attracting the attention of federal regulators as rivals claim Orbitz is a monopoly.

Posted by Rachel Konrad

Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp launched a new Web site targeted at 6- to 12-year-old girls in an effort to go after Disney's popular kids' site Club Penguin.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Social network, as well as eight of the participants in its Beacon ad program, are sued over the sharing of user data in the weeks before Facebook altered the program.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

The hotel reservation network is closing the door on its partnership with the Web travel company in favor of strengthening its ties with sister site Expedia.

Posted by Matt Hines

After this week's DemoFall, longtime organizer Chris Shipley is handing over the reins. Here's a look at some of the best and worst companies that have presented there over the past 13 years.

Posted by Daniel Terdiman

The airline prepares to launch a new site that it says will give travel agents access to the same fares that individuals can get over the Internet.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

A look back at a decade--yes, a decade--of Web series, from sitcoms to thrillers to musicals, that both succeeded and flopped.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Travelocity says it will join 11 major airlines to sell airline tickets to Japanese travelers, while a subsidiary of Office Depot says it has launched an office supplies site in Japan.

Posted by Cecily Barnes