links for 2007-03-01
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A live album by rock band Deep Purple is being withdrawn from sale after the lead singer asked fans not to buy it.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Director David Fincher knows some people may think his serial-killer saga “Zodiac” is too long at two hours, 40 minutes.
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Flaming skulls, cheesy acting, satanic motorcycles — what’s not to like?
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Al Gore, a leading voice against global warming, is being criticized by a conservative group that claims his Nashville mansion uses too much electricity.
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Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft has sent back images of a huge volcanic eruption on Jupiter’s moon Io.
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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.
