Xbox 360 Powers All-New Nissan URGE Concept Car
Motorcycle-inspired roadster delivers a futuristic driving experience using "Project Gotham Racing 3." — DETROIT — Dec. 28, 2005 — Nissan North America Inc.(NNA) and Microsoft Corp. have merged auto...
Video crooks come in from the cold
MILLIONS of Australians who tape TV shows and copy CDs will soon get the right to do it with a clear conscience. — The Federal Government will next year legalise the video recording of television sh...
How Big A Problem Is Blog Plagiarism?
I'm always surprised when I see some well known blogger flip out over the fact that spam blogs are copying their content. It's happened for many years — and happens to us all the time. Is it annoyin...
Yahoo! Acquisitions since Overture
I had started a list of Yahoo! acquisitions a little before my recent post about Google purchases, when someone asked earlier this month at Cre8asite Forums about the companies that Yahoo! had bought....
Hollywood's New Year
My predictions for 2006. — One doesn't need a crystal ball to see that Hollywood's future is now inexorably tied to the small screen. Just look at the studios' own internal revenue numbers. Before...
Beyond Porno: Free IPod Content
There's plenty of X-rated content for new iPods, but now, with the holidays approaching, you might want to think about downloading something else. — Luckily, Wired News has your back with a roundup ...
Ten predictions for the new year
Another blog search engine will release a list of top 100 bloggers. Every blogger on the list will blog the news in the form of: "Wow, I'm honored to have made it onto the top 100 list" with a link b...
Microsoft Security Advisory (912840)
Vulnerability in Graphics Rendering Engine Could Allow Remote Code Execution. — Microsoft is investigating new public reports of a possible vulnerability in Windows. Microsoft will continue to inve...
INTERVIEW: FOR AOL/GOOGLE, THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS
I had a good conversation with Marissa Mayer this morning, who had the unfortunate task of clarifying the terms of Google's recent deal with AOL. I say unfortunate for two reasons: one, I did sort of...