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" ... this week it found itself laid bare as the subject of South Park's unerring - and unnerving - comic glare." I predict survival, myself; WoW and Southpark have demographic crossover up

"There is no single cause, say experts, but rather a confluence of unfortunate events. One of the biggest problems is that the main vehicle for spam - ... "botnets" - have been growing

The rise of Facebook, created by Harvard drop-out Mark Zuckerberg three years ago, is challenging the dominance of MySpace in the social networking market, which may go some way to explain why that si

On the fifth anniversary of the dotcom collapse, Chris Alden reflects on the hysteria and hubris that fuelled the boom

The irrational exuberance of the dotcom boom was no more eloquently summed up than during the US Super Bowl in late January 2000 when more than a dozen internet firms spent millions of dollars buying

Blogs make companies more human, and act as a great recruiting tool

An investigation into the possible dangers of Wi-Fi technology - wireless computer networks - by the BBC documentary programme Panorama has been rejected as "grossly unscientific" and a &quo

Google's brave new world of home video gets off to a shaky start

Famous for citing website design mistakes, Jakob Nielsen, the web's original usability guru, explains why search has taken over, why adverts aren't working, and how to make browsing better

Swedish start-up called Rebtel - launching this month in three dozen countries around the world - has a scheme that slashes international mobile phone call charges to almost nothing.

Forget millions of pixels - two American researchers are working on a digital camera that has just one

Internet killing language (again)...blame the technology rather than people's laziness, why not?

Excuse me, but wh00t! Probably blue-sky, but hey, you can dream, right?

The Grauniad interviews the spime-master himself