An arrested child porn viewer blames web companies for making it too easy to access child pornography, but he admits he knew exactly what he was doing. WTF?
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Facebook has been the topic of a lot of hot conversation involving Microsoft, Yahoo! and Google recently; however, recent statistics show that Facebook usage was down 10% in April from the previous year, and MySpace is still leaps and bounds ahead of the superior Facebook in usage.
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Napster may have started as a service offering users the opportunity to share songs and albums illegally over the Internet, but today, almost six years since the original site was shut down, a new Napster has today announced it now offers 6 million DRM-free MP3s, including content from all four of the major record labels.
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In a surprise move guaranteed to make torrent lovers currently being throttled even angrier, Comcast has invested in a small P2P company called GridNetworks. This move comes hot on the heels of Comcast being scrutinized by the FCC for its throttling practices relating to BitTorrent users and other P2P enthusiasts.
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India wanted a way to monitor the data and voice traffic over Blackberrys but lacked the technology to do it itself.  India just does not have the ability to monitor Blackberry traffic and preserve the high level of security that RIM (Research In Motion) has built into their system.
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NetFlix has entered the fray against Apple’s set top AppleTV by offering a $100 box in competition. Up until now, NetFlix had an On Demand style feature that only worked with a PC running Internet Explorer, a throw back most people were anxious to avoid.
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