California looks to create a new crime : P2P

Wired News: Desperately Seeking Cybersex: "researchers John Bargh and Katelyn McKenna conclude that a rise in depression upon first using the internet is followed by increased happiness and real-world social activity among regular internet users"

Battery life isn’t going to get better anytime soon

US Losses - Photos Hidden By US News Media

Altnet (Kazaa) sues over patents, how ironic - The Peer-to-Peer Weblog - p2p.weblogsinc.com we can’t help but smell the irony in the a firm closely associated with a company sued for intellectual property issues (Kazaa) using patent law to defend its own IP within the P2P marketplace.

Wired News: Real World Doesn't Use a Joystick: "'I just knew the first time I played Burnout 2, the crash part, that I probably shouldn't get behind the wheel of a car for an hour or so afterwards,' Taylor said, 'because you're expending so much effort on deliberately trying to make your car crash.'"

Porn industry to have big influence on HD-DVD vs. Blu-ray - CD Freaks.com

New York City Transit Authority Board to Ban Photography "the transit police would have the authority to arrest anyone using a camera on a bus or subway including tourists, artists, and journalists."

Gigantic Bittorent site list

Overpeer seeding peer networks with popups and adware via WMA files - The Peer-to-Peer Weblog how come everything related to Microsoft turns into crap?

Bye CSS hello ACCS: The next protection for optical media? - CD Freaks.com: "This is the next big thing for content protection, sorely needed by content providers ever since a young Jon Johansen unravelled the present Content Scrambling System or CSS. Now, anyone can copy a DVD movie with just a bit of effort, despite the encryption scheme. This is not going to be acceptable with a new generation of discs about to hit the streets. Discs that will this time will hold master quality content!" LOL!!!!

Haya o no negociación, plan de soberanía vasca irá a referendo - Prensa Latina

Why IBM sold its PC business to Lenovo - Engadget "IBM managed to lose nearly a billion dollars selling personal computers over the last 3 1/2 years."