Led Zeppelin to Make Its Catalog Available Digitally

It's been a long time, but Led Zeppelin, one of the last superstar acts to refrain from selling its music online, is finally offering its catalog to digital-music fans.

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Social News Continues Ascent: MSNBC Buys Newsvine, Yahoo Working On New Site

MSNBC.com today purchased social news site Newsvine, the first purchase it the site's 11-year history.

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Master Chief to Secure the Digital Living Room for Microsoft September 25th?

Apple and Sony better start making some moves soon. Microsoft could have the digital living room in their grasps even before September, when at least 4 million people (and probably a lot more) will be booting up their 360s...

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Is France going to be the new England?

Yesterday, France officially declared Nicolas Sarkozy as the newly elected President. Sarkozy wasted no time in stating that he looks forward to working closely with the United States saying that France will "always be at their side".

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Why Does Windows Vista Get No Fanboys?

"A ton of stories I've read the past few days have been about Microsoft's new operating system, Windows Vista...but they haven't been about the software per se, instead they're mainly about the anti-climatic release of it.

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Election 2008: No More Bushes or Clintons

Lets elect someone beside a member of the Clinton or Bush family in 2008. And lets not keep bringing up Jeb Bush's name as a potential 2012 or 2016 candidate. Let's not even get into Jeb's son or Chelsea for the years after that...

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CompUSA Guarantees Windows Vista Experience or Money Back

"For customers who purchase Windows Vista or Microsoft Office 2007 together with installation by CompUSA, CompUSA guarantees customers will enjoy the overall performance and features of Windows Vista or Microsoft Office 2007 or it will refund the purchase and reinstall the origin …

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Zeus Makes A Comeback in Greece

"A clutch of modern pagans honored Zeus at a 1,800-year-old temple in the heart of Athens on Sunday -- the first known ceremony of its kind held there since the ancient Greek religion was outlawed by the Roman Empire in the fourth century."

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Apple planning to charge Tiger users for Boot Camp?

"Unfortunately, the honeymoon may soon be over for Tiger users accustomed to the free boot loader: according to a report on MacScoop, Steve and friends plan to begin charging about $30 for the software once OS X Leopard is released and Boot Camp leaves beta for the greener pastur …

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U.S. Financial Sector Losing Its Edge

"the report warns, it (the U.S.) could lose 4 to 7 percent of the global financial services market over the next five years."

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Mobile 2.0 Company Directory

A nice reference list for many of the companies leading the Mobile 2.0 revoltion.

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Google plots e-books coup

"Google and some of the world's top publishers are working on plans that they hope could do for books what Apple's iPod has done for music."

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Charlie Kaufman's new script is amazing, and he'll be directing

"Charlie Kaufman's (new) screenplay on my desk. I've read it - no, lived it. I've been moved and astounded by it. And I'm tortured by the dilemma of what I should or should not say about it here.

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From Zero to Awesome: The Bugatti Veyron 16.4

"How was the Veyron drive, you ask? Absolutely un-freaking-believable. Otherworldly. Broke 190 in the California desert and could have gone so much faster were it not for upcoming traffic."

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Cloned Beef: It's what's for dinner

" What if you could carve off a chunk of the most succulent slab of steak you've ever eaten, clone a bull from it, then produce weeks of identically delectable dinners? Irina Polejaeva, chief embryologist at ViaGen, a livestock-cloning lab in Austin, Texas, aims to bring cloned …

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The Cat's Blog: Le Video iPod Update

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Think Secret - Apple thinks big(ger): video iPod to pack 4-inch display

Coming April 1st possibly?

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