Will Google and Yahoo be allowed to control more than 80% of US online-search ads?

Stephenie Meyer has put vampire sequel Midnight Sun "on hold indefinitely"

Aaron Sorkin is working on a movie about Facebook, say reports

It seems the Murderdrome comic book might offend someone, and that isn't allowed by Apple's SDK

August is definitely upon us, it seems, as the rumour mill goes into overdrive

A misplaced letter turns an ordinary political story into a ticking googlebomb

Th Soviet Union used to fake photos to rewrite the past, and now ordinary people are doing the same thing

Take one small child, add a pinch of celeb chef and mix with liberal sprinkling of swearing...

Where once was a cheezburger, there is now a president

Carsonified is about to be shavified

Viewers were treated to a visual feast during the opening ceremony in Beijing - but not all was as smooth as it seemed

· Scientists in the US say they are one step closer to making an 'invisibility cloak' (BBC) · Microsoft hopes that making deals with Hollywood will boost sales of the Zune (Reuters) · Barack Obama has enlisted Rick Astley in his race for the White House (YouTube)

Suicide, loneliness, drugs and emos rank as parent's scariest words.

Luxury jeweller Cartier's decision to advertise on MySpace might have plenty of WTF value, but not everyone agrees. Ad guru Russell Davies is ready to give them the benefit of the doubt: "I guess it seems silly on the surface, and if that was all they did with their money it would be silly," he told us. "But as a way of dipping a toe in a new medium, with a new audience... it makes lots of sense." We expect Russell to be sporting a shiny new watch any time soon.

Having trousered a pile of Microsoft cash, Europe's anti-trust regulators are turning up the heat on Intel

They're eating apples while queuing the buy Apples in the Big Apple

A website has dropped its false claim of an endorsement from the Guardian. But we're still waiting for the apology...

One company offering to unlock your iPhone is falsely claiming we recommended them - and that's not all...