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AP - A magazine that the Humane Society of the United States says promotes cockfighting has agreed to ask Amazon.com to stop selling its publication online.

PC World - Free Wi-Fi from AT&T now extends to their mobile broadband subscribers using laptops and 3G network adapters.

AP - In a May 19 story about Napster, The Associated Press mischaracterized music downloads sold by a competitor, the iTunes Music Store. The retailer owned by Apple Inc. sells downloads in the AAC file format, not the MP3 format. ITunes' tracks without copy protection are the same price as ? not more expensive than ? the standard copy-protected versions.

'Get your MP3s here' Napster has a message for all you iPod and iPhone owners: It's now selling DRM-free MP3s..

What Yahoo has, Microsoft wanted. But talks broke down, and the software giant says a proxy battle isn't worth it. Tune in here for the latest.

A Jewish human rights group says that the presence of terror and hate on the Web is steeply rising, thanks in part to the omnipresence of Web 2.0 tools.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Napster Inc., the digital music service, on Tuesday opened the world's biggest MP3 download store with more than 6 million songs in a direct challenge to Apple Inc's iTunes store.

Singapore - Police have arrested a 24-year-old man for a racist blog and seized his computer, they said in a statement said on Wednesday. The man was picked up Tuesday night after police received complaints about the contents of the blog. ...

THE G9 consortium, which actually comprises of just eight telcos, has rebadged itself as Terria.

THE federal Government?s bid to slash its $6 billion annual ICT spend initially hit a hurdle as there was no knowledge base that detailed the systems, risks and projects in play.