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Schools monitor students' online exploits
Students are being warned schools are actively monitoring them online to check for misbehaviour.

US$600m payday for Silicon Valley veteran
Silicon Valley is where the young and thin dream of making millions on the next hot tech startup. Reid Hoffman is portly, "old" and far more successful than most can ever hope to be.

Noelle McCarthy: Rapture or none, it could be a great day
If we are indeed facing the end of the world this weekend, we'd better be sure to make it count

Facebook's smear campaign against Google exposed
Facebook was forced to admit today that it hired a public relations firm to plant negative stories against its Silicon Valley rival.

Facebook tribute pages to dead student Emily defaced
Facebook tribute pages to Emily Longley were defaced with lewd photos and nasty...

Pamela Wade: Hotels need to wise up on WiFi
The first thing I do when I enter a new hotel room isn't to go straight to the window to check out the view, test-bounce the bed or look into the bathroom to see whether the toiletries are Molton Brown or Gilchrist & Soames.

Nathan Field: Old fashioned TV-watching still rules
One industry that has been surprisingly resilient in the face of new technology is television.

Stephen Foley: Ten things I hate about Twitter
My relationship with Twitter is love-hate, which is why I haven't decided if it is on a Facebook trajectory, towards world domination.

<i>Chris Barton</i>: Pirates may help lawmakers see the treasure
Copyright debate shows politicians have no idea what the internet really is.

Big players muscle in on the king of online coupons
Big discounts on a lavish caviar brunch. A cooking and wine-pairing class at a knock-down price. Customised bouquets for Mother's Day from one of Manhattan's most exclusive florists.