The Latest

• MySpace outlines makeover after exec shake upAnd so it goes.
• Apple’s iTunes LP 6 Months Later: LP What?That thing that was supposed to save the album? Not so much. Six months later there are still only 29 iTunes LP's in the iTunes store.
• Pink Floyd Suing EMI Label Over Online RoyaltiesThe group is not happy about having albums dismantled and sold by the track. But really, who wants to listen to The Wall from beginning to end at this late date?
• Cisco's New Router Could Let Everyone In China Make A Video Call At OnceBut who would they call when everyone else in China is already on the phone?
• Energizer Bunny's software infects PCsI never did trust that rabbit.
• The story behind Oscar's Kanye momentThe back story of the crazy lady at the 2010 Oscars.
• ATT CEO sees iPad mostly used on Wi-FiRight, because we all know how bad ATT's network is. Who would spend the extra money (and wait) for a 3G model?
• Rove admits to error on Iraq as Bush strategistThe embargo on the Karl Rove has (thankfully) been broken. Also, speaking of broken, if this AP review is any indication, there's nothing here to see. Move along.
• Google wins patent for location-based advertisingSeriously? What the hell are billboards?!?!
• How ATT Plans to Keep SXSW From Swamping Its NetworkLet's just say we're a bit skeptical about this one. ATT's lame network is no match for SXSWi.
• Practical Advice for Music Bloggers Worried About DMCA Takedown CensorshipSome valuable advice for music bloggers.
• The A4 and the A8: secrets of the iPad's brainSome geeky insight on the iPad's magical new CPU.
• E-Readers’ Price May Fall to $150 With New Chip, Freescale SaysSeems high to us. Look for readers to go even lower by the end of the year.
• U.S. Secret Service Using Outdated Computer Mainframe System from the 1980sWell, someone has to keep an eye on all of criminals accessing the Internet via AOL and a 300 baud modem.
• Apple admits using child labour in ChinaBut not anymore, of course...