Wired writer tries to find out if it’s possible to disappear in the digital world.
England’s proposed new copyright laws are extremely controversial.
Insurance company takes away Canadian woman’s long-term sick leave benefit after Facebook photos indicate she wasn’t suffering from depression.
Sony e-Reader attempts to compete with Amazon’s Kindle and Barnes & Noble’s Nook, but appears to be unavailable for holiday season.
The MPAA aggressively pushes protective legislation.
City of Los Angeles wants $3 million repayment for Michael Jackson memorial.
Barnes & Noble blocks hostile takeover by billionaire Ron Burkle.
During latest off-shore pirate scuffle, soldiers resort to bullets after Long Range Acoustic Device proves ineffective.
TLC seeks Jon Gosselin’s secret, hand-written contract with personal assistant in breach of contract case.
Olympic gold medalist Rashid Ramzi of Bahrain stripped of 1,500 meter title for PED disqualification. Meanwhile, Time.com highlights the top sporting cheats of all time.
FDA approves Pfizer’s updated pneumococcal disease vaccine for children.
The Large Hadron Collider is back online.
American Airlines fires web designer for responding courteously to online complaint.
Sixty-nine-year-old online predator in Wales busted by wife, who posed as minor from computer in next room.
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