Congress sending child porno bills to president (AP)
AP - Congress is sending President Bush several bills that would tighten laws on child pornographers' use of the Internet. Full text
Google receives a visit from the Queen (CNET)CNET - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II joined the Web 2.0 generation today when she uploaded a clip to YouTube for the first time. Full text |
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New Dylan album to stream on NPR for 1 week (AP)
AP - Bob Dylan's new album shall be released one week early as a free online stream on National Public Radio's Web site. Full text
Muxtape Music Site Returns with a Focus on Bands (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Muxtape, which vanished from the Web a month ago, is back and relaunching as an exclusive service for bands, said its founder. Justin Ouellette told of Muxtape's demise and rebirth in a letter posted to his Web site. Full text
New Dylan album to stream on NPR.com for 1 week (AP)
AP - Bob Dylan's new album shall be released one week early as a free online stream on National Public Radio's Web site. Full text
Twitter tweeting US election (AFP)
AFP - Twitter, the popular micro-blogging service, has launched a new site, Twitter Election 2008, to allow users to share news and comment on the US presidential election. Full text
Tech Leaders, Bloggers Call for Truly Open Debates (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - A collection of bloggers, political activists, and other technology luminaries sent a letter to both presidential candidates on Friday asking them to make the debates truly open to the public. Full text
Computer applications float in Internet cloud (AFP)
AFP - When Merlin Mann is on the go and needs to access his computer information he steps into the cloud. Mann, a 41-year-old technology blogger, is one of thousands of Americans who are shunning packaged software in favor of programs served up as services available on the Internet. Full text
Apple to make iTunes more accessible for the blind (AP)
AP - Apple Inc. and the Massachusetts attorney general have reached an agreement that will give blind people equal access to Apple Inc.'s iTunes and iTunes U programs. Full text
Japan's online social scene isn't so social (AP)
AP - Like a lot of 20-year-olds, Kae Takahashi has a page on U.S.-based MySpace, and there is no mistaking it for anyone else's. Full text
Congress expected to move on copyright, Internet radio issues (CNET)
CNET - With Congress due to adjourn Friday, lawmakers worked late Thursday evening to resolve a couple of high profile digital-entertainment issues. Full text