DRP 2010

E-book is coming.

"E-readers will save the publishing industry. E-readers will become the mobile equivalent to the eight track tape."

most publishers are looking at E-readers as simply a fourth platform for delivering content-besides print, Web and mobile.

Last generation of e-book readers announced.

Real-time search and the quest for profits.

The Chinese government is preparing to fight a cyber war, and China is probably already practicing some of the techniques against the U.S. and other countries.

Finland is now the first country to make broadband Internet a legal right.

An article exploring the debate between 'citizen' and 'consumer' rights in regard to copyright legislation.

Another version of the ebook being released by Barnes and Noble, in association with Adobe's Digital Editions.

A proposed law could force UK Internet service providers to disconnect users who repeatedly share copyrighted files

"Civilization Revolution" was launched in 2008 for gaming consoles, now it is coming to Facebook.

Hoping to match rival Apple's successful foray into retailing, Microsoft opened its first store in Scottsdale, Arizona on October 22, 2009

Facebook just made one of the biggest changes to the site's user experience since the introduction of the News Feed three years ago. How are companies dealing with the problem of Information Overload?

Iraqi refugees in Syria will receive UN food vouchers through text messages on mobile phones. Can this program really work? I have doubt about that.

Writing and reading - from newspapers to novels, academic reports to gossip magazines - are migrating ever faster to digital screens, like laptops, Kindles and cellphones.

The goal is to create a more 'open' Facebook and let developers feel their users/customers are actually their own, rather than just Facebook's.

Twitter developers have added new functionality, called Lists, that allows users to create lists of users. Twitter has turned on Lists, which is in beta, for about a quarter of all users and plans to roll out the functions to all accounts.

Twittter warned Wednesdasy of a new round of phishing attacks on the social media site.

News Analysis: Microsoft's recently launched Bing Twitter site is indexing tweets in real time. Not to be outdone, Google promises that Twitter content will be integrated into Google's search results page in a few months. Yahoo is allegedly working on real-time search with startup OneRiot. What are the implications?

Two top botnet gangs are bombarding Facebook members with targeted phishing emails. They're hoping to get control of members' Facebook and other accounts -- a rising type of cybercrime.There is nothing Facebook can do, beyond warning its members, to slow...

The popular social networking site recently redesigned its news feed. And that's made a lot of Facebook users very, very angry.