links for 2007-03-01

A live album by rock band Deep Purple is being withdrawn from sale after the lead singer asked fans not to buy it.

Virgin Media customers have lost access to some BSkyB channels after the deadline passed for the two companies to resolve a row over TV rights.

When US gamer David Harr got frustrated being 60 points short of completing a title he decided to take radical action – he built a machine to do it for him.

A bill introduced Tuesday by Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Virginia) and Rep. John Doolittle (R-California) would loosen some of the tight restrictions on consumer behavior imposed by the draconian Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 — something the lawmaker

Director David Fincher knows some people may think his serial-killer saga “Zodiac” is too long at two hours, 40 minutes.

Flaming skulls, cheesy acting, satanic motorcycles — what’s not to like?

Al Gore, a leading voice against global warming, is being criticized by a conservative group that claims his Nashville mansion uses too much electricity.

Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft has sent back images of a huge volcanic eruption on Jupiter’s moon Io.

It’s going to be a nervous year for certain Super League clubs – this is the last season of promotion and relegation as we know it.