There is no doubt that the Internet is affecting not only online language, but also how we speak. A thought that may send a shudder up the spine of old Internet users.

The glory days of the comic book industry are well and truly over, and while the companies should be happy for any acknowledgement of their existence, Marvel Comics and DC Comics have decided to declare war on the fans.

He stole 130 laptops, police suspect, from 24 different companies in five states.

For over 12 years, Eric Almly travelled the country committing robberies, according to the St. Petersburg Times. Once he even called his victim and taunted them from a payphone.

A Newsvine user busted a powerful stealth campaign with just a few clicks, and a simple question. “Why does Newsvine allow political organizations to seed ‘astroturf’ content?”

With just under a week of sales under their belt, was the band Radiohead right to see their new album, In Rainbows, directly to consumers?

Ann Coulter’s web site was apparently hacked Monday night. In place of a column about Republican politics was “An Open Letter to Readers” announcing that her entire career had been a practical joke.

Maybe you heard that a naked dominatrix’s slave wandered around Newt Gingrich’s forum in Second Life last week?

Amazon’s long awaited DRM-less music download store just hit the web, and, for a moment there, I thought it might have become vaporware. Thankfully, that didn’t turn out to be the case, giving me a chance to put the store through its paces. Here’s my review of the Amazon MP3 Download Store.

Speculation is mounting that Google is planning to launch an online 3D virtual world later this year. 

Insiders believe that this online virtual world may be part of a program to develop a 3D social space set in a lifelike 3-D model of the planet Earth.

A Detroit teenager is well on the way to becoming a millionaire as a result of her passion for designing MySpace layouts.