Microsoft shores up its Live Messenger through a new TV service. Users can now chat and watch TV clips through MSN TV, which Microsoft calls a "social experience."
When food prices rise and the economy weakens, coupon websites win big. Consumer pain is pure joy to sites such as Coupons.com and RetailMeNot.com, who offer digital coupons to people looking to save money wherever they can.
Social networks are virtual gold mines of personal information. Sites like Facebook know more about you than your family probably does. They're now letting members take information with them outside of the network, to other places on the Web.
Microsoft eyeing a Facebook acquisition. An exclusive interview with a lawyer for FLDS children. The British government cracking down on psychics. These are the top stories making headlines around the world.
McAfee has given a warning that a Trojan has been included in a media download file. The file scored an infection rate of 27% which McAfee says is the most significant bit of malware they’ve seen in years.
"The goal of WarcraftMillionaire.com has always been to develop a complete in-game view of the economy and its inner workings, so that a player can both understand and take advantage of every possible gold making method available."
MySpace announced today it will let members share profile data with other websites, including Yahoo, eBay and Twitter. Its Data Portability initiative will allow MySpace to no longer operate as an “autonomous island.”
Hackers that tapped into the Epilepsy Foundation's website with hundreds of rapidly changing flashing pictures have shown that these criminals can be motivated by not just greed but malice also.
As Microsoft's Yahoo deal falls flat, The Wall Street Journal reports that the software giant reportedly is sending signals to Facebook for a possible acquisition.
