You may be tired of Michael Jackson news getting all up in your tech bubble, but we have one last item before...
Goodbye, CompuServe! (We thought you already died)
A little piece of Internet history has now been laid to rest, as CompuServe was shut down for good just before this Fourth of...
Science moves from the stacks to the Web; print too pricey
Last week, the head of the US branch of Oxford University Press noted an event that was...
The hazy future of Web typography
Web design has certainly come a long way since the first HTML files were published, and Cascading Style Sheets have given designers lots of freedom...
Decoding the HTML 5 video codec debate
The increasingly competitive browser market has at last created an environment in which emerging Web standards can flourish. One of the harbingers of the...
Are “deleted” photos really gone from Facebook? Not always
In an age where your boss, coworkers, parents, and even (*gasp*) grandparents are finally joining social networks, we are all more aware...
Behavioral advertisers discover the self-regulation gospel
Behavioral advertising, in which users are fed ads based on the interests revealed by their Web browsing habits, has an obvious appeal to advertisers, as...
Assaulted by someone you met online? Don’t sue the website
Social networks like MySpace still cannot be held responsible for assaults that happen offline, according to California's Second District Court of...
Bing expands its piece of the search market pie in June
Microsoft's recently relaunched search engine, Bing, has managed to win the company some market share during its first month...
