Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks has agreed to plead guilty before a United States military tribunal to a charge of providing material support to terrorists.
Prevented by law from suing Wikipedia, pro-golfer Fuzzy Zoeller is suing the owner of an IP address from where allegedly defamatory remarks were posted onto Wikipedia alleging that he abused drugs, alcohol and his family in what could set a precedent for online defamation cases.
Accused terrorist David Hicks has told his lawyers that conditions at Guantanamo Bay, where he has been held for five years, are "like a Nazi concentration camp".
With millions online sharing information at the speed of light, the Internet would seem no place for secrets. But now, one of the most secretive employers in the world is reaching out to potential recruits through Facebook, a networking Web site popular among college students.
Google announced that its online video-sharing service would shift focus to search and leave the video sharing to websites such as recently acquired YouTube.
A coalition of rivals charged on Friday that Microsoft's new Vista operating system will perpetuate practices found illegal in the European Union nearly three years ago.
While thousands of travelers queued up daily at Orlando International Airport, yanking off their shoes and shoving them through X-ray machines, a select few got to avoid the hassle during the latter part of 2006 — and passengers at four other airports nationally will soon join …
Forty-plus years after it was first etched into the brittle earth on the Nullarbor Plain, a supersized company logo is attracting scores of deskbound sightseers.
The New York Times has decided to let users post stories directly from their site to Digg, Facebook, and Newsvine. As of Monday, the paper will embed links to all three sites to most of their online stories.
Wander down the corridors of Professor Peter Yellowlees's virtual classroom in the three-dimensional online world of Second Life and you bump into a familiar face.
Australian Greens leader Bob Brown has launched an extraordinary attack on one of the country's most prominent environmentalists and member of parliament.
Central business districts of key cities in New South Wales will get free Wi-Fi broadband within the next three years, under a plan announced today by the state's premier Morris Iemma.
Social networks, it would seem, have taken over the Internet. Sites like MySpace and Facebook are all the rage with "the kids" nowadays, and you're no one if you don't have at least a dozen virtual "friends".
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A Canadian man's apparent fondness for the video game Grand Theft Auto has led to his arrest in connection with an auto theft, according to police.
NOW Coca-Cola wants you to pay more for less. The soft-drink giant is stocking convenience stores and petrol stations with a new "designer" can that is more expensive, even though it contains less of the fizz.
Dave Grohl to make good on pledge to trapped Tasmanian miners. When Australian miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell were trapped almost a kilometre underground, they listened to country music and American rock band Foo Fighters.
"Truthiness" and "Wikiality" -- two of the words popularized by political satirist Stephen Colbert on his TV show "The Colbert Report"-- were named on Sunday the top television buzzwords of the year.
Emmalina, an 18-year-old YouTube hit from Tassie, has bowed out of internet stardom for good after her computer was hacked and her privacy invaded, sparking fears for her own safety.
He's smart, funny, quick on his feet, at ease with the stars and on exceedingly good terms with himself. All the things you might expect in a talk-show host. The difference with David Tench, of course, is that he's a computer animation.
The majority of young people — even those who refuse to download pirated media — see nothing wrong with making a copy of a CD or DVD to share with friends.
Australian scientists have begun looking at smell sensors in worms and insects to help them build an electronic "cybernose" they hope will one day be capable of measuring aromas and flavors in wine.
Fancy sex on a fishing boat? Then visit the Lake Balaton resort, say Hungary's authorities in a recently launched campaign aimed at attracting young people to its main lake resort.
Skutt Catholic High School has filed a lawsuit over an edit posting on Wikipedia, the online, publicly compiled encyclopedia.
Microsoft Corp. said on Friday it plans to release a new music and entertainment player and accompanying software under the "Zune" brand this year, in a belated attempt to challenge the dominance of Apple Computer Inc.'s iPod player.
Online movie seller CinemaNow late on Tuesday unveiled a new service that allows customers to download a movie from the Internet and copy it onto a DVD that can be played on any standard DVD player.
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