Yahoo has found something to laugh about. It announced that a new Yahoo Comedy Channel will kick off Feb. 23 with an exclusive and free live broadcast of the webcast special "CrazyStupidPolitics: Bill Maher Live from Silicon Valley," a free live stream from his performance in San Jose, California.

Scaredy Squirrel, having previously scampered off the pages of best-selling books and onto Nickelodeon television screens, now has leapt up into digital and interactive formats as a result of a partnership between Corus Entertainment's Kids Can Press and Open Road Integrated Media.

Two popular Fox and FX television shows, "Glee" and "Sons of Anarchy" respectively, are coming to Amazon’s Prime Instant Video streaming service, thanks to an extended licensing agreement Amazon.com Inc. and Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution.

The two best-known Apples in the world have come together on an interactive book version of the Beatles’ movie "Yellow Submarine," available free from the iTunes Store and fully sanctioned by the Beatles’ umbrella company Apple Corp Ltd.

Chris Bridges, who has been awarded three Grammys as the multi-platinum-selling recording artist Ludacris, has launched an educational website for kids called Karmasworld.com.

Roku users will be able to watch content from NBC News via their little connected box following an agreement announced by the MSNBC Digital Network and the pioneering streaming platform.

Amazon.com’s CreateSpace and Lionsgate have partnered to make more than 100 movies available via on-demand DVD, including some titles that previously have not been available on disc. They will begin appearing in the catalog on Dec. 13, with more to follow in the coming year.

It’s difficult to rein in skepticism when faced with a new search engine, but the mysterious Volunia tempers that by having an interesting pedigree. It was developed by Massimo Marchiori, who among other achievements created HyperSearch, the precursor to Google’s PageRank.