Watch those tweets. A measly 21 characters of text has cost an Australian swimmer a lucrative sponsorship. (more…)

Something that may be of interest and concern to online games companies – a man in Hawaii is suing a provider for his addiction to their online game. (more…)

Most of us have a streak of innocent enough voyeurism – and those seeking to spread malware via email are increasingly exploiting it. (more…)

Considering installing a pool or shed without the proper council permits? Be careful, Google Earth is watching. (more…)

If you visited Amazon’s press release page at the moment, you could be forgiven in thinking you had hit the Kindle-specific press release page as the device is mentioned so often. Ebooks are turning into very big business for Amazon and others. (more…)

A no.1 ranking on a popular keyword or phrase in search engine results not only brings a ton of traffic, but instant credibility it seems. (more…)

On Wednesday, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced 500 million people are actively using his social networking service. (more…)

I had no idea how many soccer fans there were out there until this darned 2010 FIFA World Cup. Apologies in advance to any soccer fans out there – but enough already :). (more…)

I remember my first computer teacher relaying this very important piece of wisdom. “There are two types of computer users – those who have lost their data and those about to.” (more…)

It seems the old KISS principle certainly applies when aiming to get articles shared via Facebook. (more…)