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King Kaufman's Sports Daily
Buzz Bissinger launches a profane, boneheaded attack on the Internet for being profane and boneheaded.
Loves walks on the beach and ... money laundering
Dear Madam, I am a Nigerian banker looking to break your heart and steal your money.
Is the Internet eroding America's Puritanism -- or making it worse?
Beneath the gawking, the online reaction to the Spitzer and Paterson revelations shows that Americans are wary of passing judgment on private sins.
Big Think: Wikipedia's founder on free speech and innovation
Jimmy Wales discusses finding joy in what he does and the importance of online communities.
From inside Cuba, a young Cuban blogs Castro's exit
Yoani Sanchez, the voice of "Generación Y," uses the precious commodity of Internet access to describe her emotions at the "the unnamed one's" resignation.
Trapped in the grid
Like electricity, the Web is everywhere and changes everything, says Nicholas Carr. But the one thing it can't deliver is freedom.
A "Second Life" sweatshop in the heart of Park City
Meet New Frontier on Main artists behind this playful multimedia installation and designer jeans factory.
YouTube, j'accuse!
Controversial critic and disgraced blogger Lee Siegel rages against Internet culture and blogofascism.
Help! I'm an Internet troll!
I go on right-wing sites and say provocative things. Why do I do it? You think they'll come after me?
Is there a doctor in the mouse?
Arrogant doctors criticize their patients who go online to research ailments. But they're wrong. The best health sites are a boon to patients and doctors alike.
King Kaufman's Sports Daily
Web site buys English soccer team, fans to manage by vote. Click here to shoot! Plus: Michael Lewis skewers college football's Big Lie.
Mind your manners online
The Internet is being degraded by rude and self-centered people who smother civil discussions.
The Internet is making us stupid
Legal sage Cass Sunstein says democracy is the first casualty of political discourse in the digital age.
Cupid's science
Anthropologist Helen Fisher explains what online dating sites can learn from the biology of love -- and what the length of your ring finger says about your sex life.
Dear sir, my name is Natacha and I would like to marry you
An Australian sheep farmer traveled to Mali to pick up his bride and her dowry -- but ended up kidnapped instead.
Al Gore: Ask not, what semiconductors can do for you
The former vice president talks to engineers in San Jose, and probably wishes he'd never invented the Internet
King Kaufman's Sports Daily
Cricket makes the papers in the U.S. Plus: Ron Jaworski to join "Monday Night Football" booth. And: NCAA Tourney TV ratings flat. So?
Attack ads on the sly
Has a renegade anti-Hillary video on YouTube changed political campaigning as we know it?
The readers strike back
Massive online feedback has rocked writers and changed journalism forever. This brave new world is filled with beautiful minds and nasty Calibans and everything in between. Its benefits are undeniable. But do they outweigh its insidious effects?
One company: 300 million Chinese cellphone users
Also: that Internet thing? Still popular in China
I did good work for a nonprofit -- but it trashed me in its minutes!
As a consultant, I brought unwelcome news.
Chinese shame parade
Authorities in the city of Shenzhen march prostitutes through the streets and jail them without trial.
Three cheers for Internet porn
Economists show that the rise in Web pornography leads to fewer rapes.
Cuba Libre!
More fun with Communists and free software
Is the NSA spying on U.S. Internet traffic?
Salon exclusive: Two former AT&T employees say the telecom giant has maintained a secret, highly secure room in St. Louis since 2002. Intelligence experts say it bears the earmarks of a National Security Agency operation.
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