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A Cold Call, a Blog, and a $20 Million Lawsuit A North Carolina entrepreneur blogs a warning to her industry -- and gets sued for her troubles. In January, Leslie Richard got a call from a man from Vision Media Television. The Boca Raton, Florida, TV

The Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy has entered the blogosphere with postings on regulatory issues, research findings and media coverage. The blog is called 'The Small Business Watchdog,' named after the office's role as the voice for

Yes, Barack Hussein Obama will be the 44th president of the United States, once he is sworn into office in January. Now that the election is over and Mr. Obama is already starting to pick staff members, we can all go back to our daily lives. Other things

Premier Colin Barnett says decontaminating Esperance is a priority. (read the story here) He said the severe lead contamination of Esperance that occurred in 2007, killing more than 4000 native birds, needed urgent action. A clean-up operation is

She's the notorious literary sensation whose between-the-sheets memoirs of life as a call girl thrilled readers and critics alike. As the mysterious Belle de Jour publishes her first fictional work, Boyd Tonkin steps into the twilight world of 'tart-lit'

KUALA LUMPUR - THE High Court today allowed an application by blogger Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin, freed from detention under the Internal Security Act last Friday, to withdraw his habeas corpus application of Sept 16 for release from ISA custody. Justice

Issued by: TABPI The TABPI South African Editor's Chapter will be hosting a live webinar with top American business-to-business media blogger, Paul Conley, next week. TABPI South Africa (Trade, Association and Business Publications International), is

She's the notorious literary sensation whose between-the-sheets memoirs of life as a call girl thrilled readers and critics alike. As the mysterious Belle de Jour publishes her first fictional work, Boyd Tonkin steps into the twilight world of 'tart-lit'

FT has a story: 'Less than two years after 'strictly forbidding' players of online computer games from making money from trade in virtual currencies, China has announced a 20 per cent tax for such income. The apparently contradictory rulings from

The spread of CAPTCHA-breaking tools has resulted in a sudden surge in the use of blogging sites such as Google's Blogspot to host spam adverts, security vendor MessageLabs has reported. The company's latest Intelligence report for October notes the