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  • 26 January 2007

  • News: Hackers exploit new Word attack

    Hackers are exploiting a new, unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Word that could allow them to take control of a victim's computer, Symantec has warned.

  • News: YouTube subpoenaed over Simpsons video

    Twentieth Century Fox has subpoenaed Google’s YouTube over the availability of Simpsons and 24 episodes on the video-sharing site, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

  • News: Wii News Channel now online

    Nintendo has started offering a new service that feeds national and international news headlines to its recently launched Wii console.

  • News: Google Video integrates YouTube content

    Google began incorporating YouTube content into its video search engine yesterday in a move to integrate the two sites following Google’s purchase of the video-sharing service

  • 25 January 2007

  • News: Google upgrades Groups forum

    Google has dusted the cobwebs off its Groups discussion forum service with a redesigned interface and new features such as the ability to create and edit web pages and upload and share files.

  • News: US military needs Web 2.0 strategy

    The US military should embrace user-driven web services such as wikis, video-sharing and social-networking sites, according to a defence analyst.

  • News: Vodafone to pay customers for videos

    In a move to generate more buzz - and bucks - for its Live mobile phone portal, Vodafone is poised to launch a Web 2.0 service that allows customers to upload and view their own videos.

  • 24 January 2007

  • News: MySpace introduces missing child alerts

    MySpace.com is now distributing alerts (to members in the US to) notify (them) US members of missing children in their area.

  • News: Microsoft releases Ajax tool

    Microsoft has released a developer tool formerly code-named Atlas for building web applications based on Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML).

  • News: Domain name grab hits Google Germany

    Visitors to the Google’s German website were met with a strange sight yesterday morning: gone was the Google logo, replaced by the name of a local ISP with the message that no content was available for the domain.

  • News: Wii & PS3 boost web traffic

    The launch of the PlayStation 3 and Wii consoles led to a huge boost in traffic to both Sony’s and Nintendo’s websites during November and December, according to data published on Wednesday.

  • 23 January 2007

  • News: China's internet users rise to 137 million

    China added another 14 million internet users in 2006, retaining its status as the world's second-largest internet market with a total of 137 million users, the CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Centre) announced today

  • 22 January 2007

  • News: 'Free' broadband warning to users

    Independent switching service, firsthelpline.com, has warned customers not to be easily persuaded by marketing used to sell some broadband deals.

  • News: Music labels target MySpace sales

    A group of independent record labels behind artists such as The White Stripes and The Arctic Monkeys have joined to form Merlin, an agency which will sell music on sites such as MySpace, YouTube and the new advertising-funded SpiralFrog.

  • News: Belgian newspapers go after Yahoo

    Copiepresse, the association representing Belgian newspapers, has already accused Google and MSN of copyright violations and now it's got Yahoo in its sights.

  • News: Microsoft & Google promote web freedom

    Microsoft, Google and two other technology companies will develop a code of conduct with a coalition of nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) to promote freedom of expression and privacy rights.

  • News: MySpace accused of failing to protect children

    MySpace.com is facing pressure after a new round of lawsuits claim that it failed to protect minors, and experts say the cases will enter murky legal territory.

  • 19 January 2007

  • News: Home PCs predict grim future for our climate

    ClimatePrediction.net, a project that uses the computing power of thousands of home PCs to run a computer model of future climate change, has reported its first results

  • News: Jade Goody targeted by gambling site

    A gambling website is encouraging attendees at tonight’s Celebrity Big Brother eviction to throw a custard pie at Jade Goody. Gottabet said it will pay £10,000 to the first person who throws “a real custard pie or foam pie” at either Goody, who is up for eviction tonight, or fellow contestants Danielle Lloyd and Jo O’Meara.

  • News: Customers not satisfied by Google Checkout

    Google's Checkout online payment service ranked well below rival PayPal in customer satisfaction in a survey of online shoppers conducted by JP Morgan Securities

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