Social networking gets a voice.

Not unlike the MySpace credit card in the US, the MySpace recharge app will reward Aussie MySpace users for charging up their mobiles with a range of prizes and promotional giveaways.

Embedded movie flap starts war of words between Web 2.0 titans.

The Internet is booming again, but this time it’s very different. PC Authority brings you up to speed with the global Web 2.0 phenomenon.

Company 'committed to keeping sex offenders off MySpace'.

The MySpace toolbar has been designed to make it easier for users to communicate with each other, by adding such features as auto login, instant refresh, friend notifications and message updates.

MySpace website, home to garage bands, pop stars and countless randy teenagers some of who may be too young to understand the value of money, have partnered with the banking giant Citigroup

Tongue-in-cheek campaign targets social networking site.

Networking site will license "audio fingerprinting," media database software.

Record label demands US$150,000 per infringement.

Ad spat will not sour $300m deal.

Official site to go live next week.

Security firm warns that other sites could be infected.

News aggregator service aims to rake in more revenue for Murdoch.

Says DRM provider.

Godot arrives

If MySpace has its own credit card, maybe other Web sites will follow. We gaze into a warped crystal ball to imagine how the Digg card and others might work.

But unlike MySpace or Facebook, parents or guardians will be contacted personally to verify the identity of every young person who joins the new Livewire website.

Buffer overflow hacks target social networking sites.

Bill Gates has decried the use of Facebook and other modern tech tools, claiming it took too much of his time and caused him too much trouble trying to discern who were his 'real' friends were.