Parents think schools need to take more care.

Pew estimates that only one per cent of web users regularly listen topodcasts.

End of the road for Generation X.

Sound specialist looks to the internet.

BitTorrent DNA aimed at commercial content publishers.

Prolific bloggers view three times as much content on Digg.

The Pavlova of the parallels takes on illegal P2P traffic.

Bog-standard network offers high capacity link.

Majority of US citizens watching online video at least once a week.

Linux users can now get the full Web 2.0 experience.

Network-enabled video players and download-to-burn expected to add momentumto digital video.

Privacy International criticises Amazon, Friends Reunited and eBay.

'Cyber Monday' expected to be even stronger than 'Black Friday'.

Web 2.0 technology provides 'desktop-like functionality'.

Historic photographs, film and video available to the public.

Security experts at the Sans Institute warned last week of a major surge in zero-day flaws as part of its 2006 update to the Top 20 Internet Security Attack Targets list.

Online TV gaining fans, but viewers still not totally won over.

Copyright watchdog files report alleging violations on Google Video.

Friskit's $70m lawsuit fails.

Beware of FireSpy-A Trojan.