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Can Nintendo’s Mii Concept Kill MySpace?

March 9, 2007 12:34PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto says the company plans to move the Mii concept forward with a new Wii channel that will enable Nintendophiles ...

by Michael Smith

MySpace Age Verification Bill Proposed

March 8, 2007 12:46PM Under the MySpace age-verification bill spearheaded by Connecticut State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, social-networking sites that fail to verify ages and fail to obtain parental permission to post ...

by Michael Smith

BitTorrent Launches Media Marketplace

BitTorrent was founded in 2004 with a “file-swarming” technology that allows users to download large files quickly without burdening the originating server. Maintaining that digital-distribution model, the BitTorrent Entertainment Network is launching ...

by Editorial Staff

New Wiki Search Engine Underway

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales writes on the Wikia Web site: “Social change has accelerated beyond the original Wikipedia concept of six years ago.” People, he says, are rapidly adopting new conventions for ...

by Editorial Staff

An E-Mail Registry for Sex Offenders?

December 8, 2006 12:02PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.cio.us News of a new bill — sponsored by Charles E. Schumer (D.-NY) and John McCain (R.-AZ) — to require sex offenders to register ...

by Editorial Staff

China Abandons Wikipedia Censorship

The Chinese likely lifted the ban on Wikipedia not to look more permissive in the eyes of the world, but to give its citizens access to more information that will give them ...

by Elizabeth Millard

AllofMP3.com a Thorn in Russian Trade Talks

The controversy over AllofMP3.com threatens to be a stumbling block in one of post-Soviet Russia’s final stages of transformation from communism to capitalism: a long-sought membership in the World Trade Organization. Russia ...

by Editorial Staff

For Sale: Your Life on the Internet

“In the U.S., Americans are terrified of Big Brother. Yet we have no problem allowing lots of Little Brothers, such as the credit card companies, to have our information indefinitely. So now ...

by Editorial Staff

Hacker Gains Root Access to Mac OS X in 30 Minutes

It took a hacker less than 30 minutes to gain root-level access to Mac OS X, according to a report from ZDNet. The hacker who penetrated the system called the Mac “easy ...

by Editorial Staff

Review: MPLAT USB FlashPhone for Skype

Skype, the free peer-to-peer VoIP desktop application, has reached monumental popularity in just a few years. Currently with more than 50 million registered users, the service has been a success — by ...

by Editorial Staff