123people.com, a free search engine which scours the Internet and gathers and displays information about people, has expanded to the United States. “After months of private beta tweaking and adding new features to improve the high powered people search engine…
Google’s search engine was clogged with requests Thursday for information about “Joe the plumber,” an obscure handyman from Ohio flushed into the limelight during the latest US presidential debate. Searches for “Joe the plumber” ranked number seven
YouTube is urging US voters to shoot video at the polls during the November 4 presidential election and upload it to a new channel on the popular video-sharing site called “Video Your Vote.” “Shoot a video of your experience at the polls on Election Day…
A free nationwide wireless Internet network has moved one step closer to becoming a reality in the United States following a key finding by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Major US telecommunications companies have opposed opening up u…
MySpace on Monday unleashed a tool to let small operators with tight budgets easily target online advertising to preferred demographics on the world’s leading social networking website. A “MyAds” platform available at https://advertise.myspace.com pro…
Computer security specialists warn that hackers are using fake YouTube pages to trick people into opening their machines to diabolical software. A deceptive YouTube attack evolving as it spreads on the Internet is part of a growing trend of hackers to…
Francesco Dorazio designed Myrl, a site to store avatars, or characters, for forums like Second Life.
