A protocol that could make the Internet more secure is finally being implemented.

Is the Chinese governments web-wide crackdown on pornography, announced today, just about stopping porn? Given larger socio-economic issues in the country, and the wide range of Chinese Internet companies singled out for severe punishment by the Chinese government leading search engine Baidu, forei …

After hilariously bumping Ann Coulter from Tuesday's show for Perez Hilton, NBC's Today asked the conservative simpleton on the next day, an olive branch she accepted with grace and wit. Hahahahahahaaa. No actually Coulter went on Fox's Hannity & Colmes tonight and, reports TV Newswer, said the …

Change.gov, the website where President-Elect Barack Obamas transition team can interact with constituents, just unveiled a neat tool using startup technology through Blist, the simple database for non-experts, the team is sharing its giant list of donors. The transition team was already publishing …

Jerry Beck of Cartoon Brew says: I received several old issues of Cracked magazine over the holidays and noticed this article predicting life in the 21st Century had become surprisingly accurate. "Today's Swinger is Tomorrow's Square," illustrated by John Severin, appeared in the 1974 annual Super …

There was the strained groin in 2004, the lingering rib injury in 2005, a jaw injury in 2006, the knee injury in last year’s playoffs and then his jammed right big toe earlier this season.  Now there’s the groin injury that’s dogging LaDainian Tomlinson to the point that he might have to sit out the …

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ESPN launched its new site design today and all I can say is wow. And its not a good wow, its an awful wow. I cannot separate those advertisements from the content and so I will never visit this site again. Its sad too, because ESPN does have great content when it comes to sports. In fact, I dont th …

FBI will be granted access in Pakistan to investigate Mumbai terror attacks link.

It  once might have raised hackles for the Times to carry a display ad on the front page. Now the only scandal is that the paper waited so long. Today the paper carries a front-page ad for CBS. Well, sure. It's hard to be shocked by that after the paper's first mass layoffs, a junk rating …

The U.S. Government has committed trillions of dollars to its many bailout efforts. Some actions deserve an A, but there's a D and an F on this report card, too