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Internet Addiction Gaining Credibility
People who send excessive texts and emails could soon be classified with a disorder known as Internet addiction.
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California May Rebel Against Real ID
California has informed the Department of Homeland Security that although it has applied for an extension on the Real ID deadline it may not be committed to complying with Real ID rules by 2010.
Google News Gives Comments A Nudge
Google News started allowing experts to comment on articles about seven months ago, but it's highly unlikely that the average person knows this. The simple reason: the comments are rare and hard to find. A new feature solves half of this problem by gathering all the comments in a single place.
Music Fans Look To Wikipedia For Band Information
When searching for information about an artist online the first three results users see are the artist's official Web site, Wikipedia entry and MySpace page.
Web 2.0 Funding In 2007 Discouraging
According to new data from Dow Jones VentureSource, Web 2.0 investments remained popular last year. More deals took place (and more money was involved) than ever before. Yet some of the details seem a little ominous.
Mozilla’s CEO Has Problem With Apple’s Safari Download
It’s been a few months since Apple has done anything to mark its
