Recent technology has allowed airlines to make flight data more easily accessible. As a result, hundreds of details on routine flights can be collected.

Recent technology has allowed airlines to make flight data more easily accessible. As a result, hundreds of details on routine flights can be collected.

A new court ruling in New York said that the so-called network DVR, which records programs on a faraway computer rather than on the device itself, does not violate copyright law.

There was a funeral the other day at the Manhattan offices of book publisher Hachette to mourn the passing of what it called a “dear friend” — the cassette tape.

In a nod to audiophiles, Warner Brothers released a vinyl version of Mudcrutch’s latest album along with a CD.

Here are three new (somewhat complicated) products to help convert photos, tape cassettes and LPs to digital files.

Mr. Levine helped create Phil Spector’s groundbreaking “wall of sound” technique on hit records by the Crystals, the Ronettes and the Righteous Brothers.

The missing six million viewers who were watching prime television last May and have disappeared this year are still watching, but on their own terms.

Putting pen to paper may eventually go the way of eight-track tapes. Here comes the digital Pulse smartpen from LiveScribe.